Where have kids already been admitted?

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Anonymous wrote:Christopher Newport. (Yes, I've seen the other thread...those people can go pound sand, my kid loved it after the tour and is very excited.)

Happy for your kid and congratulations!

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Anonymous wrote:JMU EA - so excited!

Congratulations, my neighbors son goes there and loves it.

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Purdue business!

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Anonymous wrote:JMU EA - so excited!

Congratulations. Amongst other great attributes of the school, the dining hall is really good!

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Anonymous wrote:Purdue Computer Science / Honors College.

Congrats! May I ask stats? DS is a junior and interested in the same thing.

3.8. 1480 SAT. National Merit Semifinalists. Lots of music extracurriculars but not much else.

[Anonymous]

In at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania with a very big merit aid package ($36K annually guaranteed for all four years), even though not tippy top credentials (high ACT score, lower GPA). And we got an admissions decision in 10 days. Feeling very happy to have a very good option on the table.

FWIW, DS is not totally organized and a bunch of emails about applications (including some needing additional action, as well as this admission email) had apparently been in spam folders for a while after Jan. 1. Might be worth checking with your DC.

Good luck everyone. We're feeling happy to have some workable options that would even leave lots of money in the bank for grad school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania with a very big merit aid package ($36K annually guaranteed for all four years), even though not tippy top credentials (high ACT score, lower GPA). And we got an admissions decision in 10 days. Feeling very happy to have a very good option on the table.

FWIW, DS is not totally organized and a bunch of emails about applications (including some needing additional action, as well as this admission email) had apparently been in spam folders for a while after Jan. 1. Might be worth checking with your DC.

Good luck everyone. We're feeling happy to have some workable options that would even leave lots of money in the bank for grad school.

Congratulations, we visited that school and were impressed!

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So nice to hear - thank you! Glad to have some happy news on these boards.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania with a very big merit aid package ($36K annually guaranteed for all four years), even though not tippy top credentials (high ACT score, lower GPA). And we got an admissions decision in 10 days. Feeling very happy to have a very good option on the table.

FWIW, DS is not totally organized and a bunch of emails about applications (including some needing additional action, as well as this admission email) had apparently been in spam folders for a while after Jan. 1. Might be worth checking with your DC.

Good luck everyone. We're feeling happy to have some workable options that would even leave lots of money in the bank for grad school.

Congratulations, we visited that school and were impressed!

(especially for our kids who are smart but in crazy competitive private schools - our experience was that the college counselor was pretty dismissive of our lower GPA kid, who is plenty smart but not at all STEM-oriented, and it took a lot of work to find places that our kid would be happy and get a great education.)

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Auburn! So happy found out yesterday

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania with a very big merit aid package ($36K annually guaranteed for all four years), even though not tippy top credentials (high ACT score, lower GPA). And we got an admissions decision in 10 days. Feeling very happy to have a very good option on the table.

FWIW, DS is not totally organized and a bunch of emails about applications (including some needing additional action, as well as this admission email) had apparently been in spam folders for a while after Jan. 1. Might be worth checking with your DC.

Good luck everyone. We're feeling happy to have some workable options that would even leave lots of money in the bank for grad school.

Congratulations, we visited that school and were impressed!

I know some amazing professors there -- excellent option.

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Fordham EA

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Santa Clara EA....excited but not sure that it isn't too far away....

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Utah

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Congrats to all!