Where have kids already been admitted?

[Anonymous]

American University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American University

Congratulations!

A coworker's DS started this fall in the Politics, Policy, and Law Scholars Program and is very happy so far.

[Anonymous]

Christopher Newport (EA)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport (EA)

That's great, congratulations!

[Anonymous]

Christopher Newport, too, received email notification. Letter coming in the mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport (EA)

Good for your DC! My friend’s daughter goes there and loves it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Grinnell

Congratulations! Grinnell admits/applicants, would you mind sharing your stats? We never made it out there but it's on the RD list for my kid. It seems like a gem of a school.

DP, but fwiw - a friend of mine's son is looking to transfer out after his first year. The small student body and small community it's in just weren't for his kid. Also, I guess they trend more conservative and the student body I guess leans left. Clearly those are "different strokes for different folks" characteristics. They could be big selling points for other students.

[Anonymous]

Congratulations & so happy to see this thread of great news continue into 2022! Hope the new year brings many more acceptances to celebrate!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport (EA)

Good for your DC! My friend’s daughter goes there and loves it.

+1
We know a great young man who goes there and is loving it. Congratulations to the PP’s kid!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Grinnell

Congratulations! Grinnell admits/applicants, would you mind sharing your stats? We never made it out there but it's on the RD list for my kid. It seems like a gem of a school.

DP, but fwiw - a friend of mine's son is looking to transfer out after his first year. The small student body and small community it's in just weren't for his kid. Also, I guess they trend more conservative and the student body I guess leans left. Clearly those are "different strokes for different folks" characteristics. They could be big selling points for other students.

I could see that for some. I preferred Macalaster - can't beat location - but DC liked the small community of Grinnell (two grocery stores, one organic!) and the college size resonated with them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport, too, received email notification. Letter coming in the mail.

Congratulations to your son/daughter! Now I’m worried - my son hasn’t received an email from them.

[Anonymous]

Congrats to everyone!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport (EA)

Good for your DC! My friend’s daughter goes there and loves it.

Congrats to the CNU kids! Great school. We are so fortunate in VA to have so many great schools!

[Anonymous]

My FCPS DC was admitted to McGill yesterday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Grinnell

Congratulations! Grinnell admits/applicants, would you mind sharing your stats? We never made it out there but it's on the RD list for my kid. It seems like a gem of a school.

DP, but fwiw - a friend of mine's son is looking to transfer out after his first year. The small student body and small community it's in just weren't for his kid. Also, I guess they trend more conservative and the student body I guess leans left. Clearly those are "different strokes for different folks" characteristics. They could be big selling points for other students.

This has been a positive thread. Why ruin it with negativity?