DCI college acceptances

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[Post New]03/25/2021 10:43
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Anonymous
It is only DCI's second year with a graduating class and a higher than 90% college acceptance rate. No ivies, but a bunch of other great schools like: UVA (x3), Oberlin, Colby, AU, Howard, Hampton, Spelman, Morehouse, Reed, Lewis & Clark, UCs, George Mason, Drexel, Northeastern, Sarah Lawrence, Temple (x3), University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado, and more. Lots of scholarships too! Congrats to the DCI class of 2021!
[Post New]03/25/2021 10:51
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Anonymous
I love how geographically spread out they are. I wish I could meet the kid heading to my alma mater!
[Post New]03/25/2021 11:29
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I love how geographically spread out they are. I wish I could meet the kid heading to my alma mater!


This is great! I am a DCI family and I want to know who is going to my alma mater too. I would be happy as anything if my DC attended my alma mater; she would have a great college experience.
[Post New]03/25/2021 11:45
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Anonymous
Congrats to these kids, and good luck to you!
[Post New]03/25/2021 11:52
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Anonymous
Congrats to the kids at DCI! Amazing college acceptance rate for such a new high school program in DC.
[Post New]03/25/2021 11:59
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Anonymous
That’s great! Congrats to them!
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:16
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Anonymous
As someone at a DCI feeder, this is so wonderful to hear. 90% is a number to be proud of.
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:25
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Anonymous
This is encouraging, though not a single Ivy or equivalent suggests it's probably not getting much buy in from top students.
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:25
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Anonymous
Nice list!
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is encouraging, though not a single Ivy or equivalent suggests it's probably not getting much buy in from top students.


Actually, no. Ivy's are a crap shoot for everyone, and they will only take so many from a region.
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:30
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Anonymous
What does higher than 90% acceptance rate mean?
Students are accepted at 9 of the 10 schools they apply to? [if true - that is unheard of this year]
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:32
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Anonymous
terrific news!
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is encouraging, though not a single Ivy or equivalent suggests it's probably not getting much buy in from top students.


Actually, there are at least two ivy admissions so far (in early decisions). The regular decisions don't come out until April. Also, I see Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins, Ga Tech, UCLA and Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr on naviance acceptances for this year.
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:39
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is encouraging, though not a single Ivy or equivalent suggests it's probably not getting much buy in from top students.


Actually, there are at least two ivy admissions so far (in early decisions). The regular decisions don't come out until April. Also, I see Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins, Ga Tech, UCLA and Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr on naviance acceptances for this year.


And Bucknell, Elon, UMD, Pitt, Penn State, Ohio State, UMass and more.
[Post New]03/25/2021 12:45
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Anonymous
This is only year 2. The list will get stronger each year. Way to go DCI.
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