2026 acceptances

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boston University ED! (And School of the Art Institute of Chicago and MICA with big merit. She is a visual arts major.)

Congrats on BU! DC was accepted to BU CFA as well in ED last year. Had similar options in the visual arts space. BU is a great fit. No regrets.

BU emailed DC, inviting them to move their application up to ED2 from RD. Saw this as a positive sign, and DC also focused on art (performing).

Speaking from DC's experience this IS a postive.sign. Same thing happened. ED2 acceptance came later.

Best wishes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted to Sarah Lawrence College with a $40k annual merit award for four years.

Congrats to your kid! I know a current SLC student who is loving their experience.

And the cold??
-DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boston University ED! (And School of the Art Institute of Chicago and MICA with big merit. She is a visual arts major.)

Congrats on BU! DC was accepted to BU CFA as well in ED last year. Had similar options in the visual arts space. BU is a great fit. No regrets.

BU emailed DC, inviting them to move their application up to ED2 from RD. Saw this as a positive sign, and DC also focused on art (performing).

Speaking from DC's experience this IS a postive.sign. Same thing happened. ED2 acceptance came later.

Best wishes!

DC received the same email this week, I assumed that they sent to everyone who applied RD? Would be interesting if not…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boston University ED! (And School of the Art Institute of Chicago and MICA with big merit. She is a visual arts major.)

Congrats on BU! DC was accepted to BU CFA as well in ED last year. Had similar options in the visual arts space. BU is a great fit. No regrets.

BU emailed DC, inviting them to move their application up to ED2 from RD. Saw this as a positive sign, and DC also focused on art (performing).

Speaking from DC's experience this IS a postive.sign. Same thing happened. ED2 acceptance came later.

Best wishes!

Great to hear, thank you for sharing this!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted to Sarah Lawrence College with a $40k annual merit award for four years.

Congrats to your kid! I know a current SLC student who is loving their experience.

And the cold??
-DP

They love the ease of getting into NYC, haven’t heard any complaints about the cold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted to Sarah Lawrence College with a $40k annual merit award for four years.

Congrats to your kid! I know a current SLC student who is loving their experience.

And the cold??
-DP

Do you think it’s in Alaska? Stupid question.

[Anonymous]

For Macalester, what HS courses (esp curious about if kids need Honors AP in all 5 "solids" and 4 years of Foreign Language to get into Mac. Does have strong grades and strong APs in history/Eng. 32 ACT.

[Anonymous]

DD accepted ED to Northwestern (Medill/Journalism)!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DS in to Towson honors, which is his top choice!

Love how supportive this thread is, congrats to everyone’s awesome kid!

Great school! A hidden gem, with extremely high-rated ROI.

And kudos for Honors acceptance too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted to Sarah Lawrence College with a $40k annual merit award for four years.

Congrats to your kid! I know a current SLC student who is loving their experience.

And the cold??
-DP

It’s just outside NYC so not bitterly cold and weather that only varies slightly from the DC area.

[Anonymous]

I just want to say that I'm so impressed by all of these kids!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For Macalester, what HS courses (esp curious about if kids need Honors AP in all 5 "solids" and 4 years of Foreign Language to get into Mac. Does have strong grades and strong APs in history/Eng. 32 ACT.

My Mac sophomore only took three year of foreign language in HS. But be aware that the college has a language requirement (2 years' proficiency), so if they don't have enough ability from HS to take an exam to pass that level (two years of college language), your student would have to take a language at some point at Macalester. Mine didn't mind and actually started a new language in college.

They did take APs in HS math, science, and English.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For Macalester, what HS courses (esp curious about if kids need Honors AP in all 5 "solids" and 4 years of Foreign Language to get into Mac. Does have strong grades and strong APs in history/Eng. 32 ACT.

My kid who got in EA had APs in all 5 (I assume you mean math, science, English, history, and FL) but I don’t think it’s strictly necessary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD’s going to college! In at Macalester with $35k/year merit. We’re relieved and excited! Strong stats (4.0UW, all 5s on APs, 1550 and 35) but rejected from ED school.

DD added an acceptance from St. Olaf today with $37k. Woo hoo! Choices. Happy holidays, all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For Macalester, what HS courses (esp curious about if kids need Honors AP in all 5 "solids" and 4 years of Foreign Language to get into Mac. Does have strong grades and strong APs in history/Eng. 32 ACT.

My kid who got in EA had APs in all 5 (I assume you mean math, science, English, history, and FL) but I don’t think it’s strictly necessary.

When did they hear back after applying EA to Mac? And from where did they apply?
-DP