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[quote=Anonymous]When a CCO shows naviance data and a kid is below stats of previously accepted kids, or tells another kids that multiple applications are being made to same school, is that steering them away? I would say no it is simply providing data but others may disagree. My kid’s college counselor will do things like the above but will never say don’t apply - he has repeatedly said he has no crystal ball and can’t know ahead of time who will be admitted. As for kids, I think they are aware of other kids applying but they often don’t know the full universe or know what an applicants entire profile is. I would be surprised if they horse trade applications as you suggest - not to mention most kids genuinely prefer a school, which is why they apply ED. Maybe it happens around the margins if a kid likes schools equally in the sense that a kid may go with the choice that has fewer kids applying. But I have never heard of the “collusion” you are suggesting. The psychology I did see with my kid is to weigh their chances against previous years’ results. He was more apt to research a school that has consistently admitted kids from his school. Maybe this was smart or maybe he missed out on a better fit choice. Who knows.[/quote]
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