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[quote=Anonymous]We were told there are still qualifying scores students have to hit on the essays to be considered for the 1.5% and if not enough hit that qualifying score on the essay part (even had GPA and were allowed to sit for essays), then those “seats” become unallocated and go to other students. Some test companies do say this- example here at 10:20 in video link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pKUDUn9ea-0 BUT, FCPS site does not use same wording- they say “students with the strongest evaluated applications from that school will be offered admission.” (https://www.fcps.edu/about-fcps/registration/thomas-jefferson-high-school-science-and-technology-tjhsst-admissions) Seat Allocation Process Each public school within Fairfax County and each cooperating school division will be presumptively allocated a number of seats equal to 1.5% of that school’s 8th grade student population (“Allocated Seats”). The remainder of seats will not be allocated to any specific public school (“Unallocated Seats”). In the event a school has fewer eligible applicants than its number of Allocated Seats, the difference will be treated as Unallocated Seats Allocated Seats - Applicants attending public school will be first evaluated against other applicants from the same school, and students with the strongest evaluated applications from that school will be offered admission. Unallocated Seats - All remaining public school applicants and applicants who do not attend public school in Fairfax County or in a cooperating division will be considered for the Unallocated Seats, which will be offered to the highest evaluated applicants in that group.[/quote]
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