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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What did their list of schools look like? What did you and their college counselor consider Reach/Target/Safety for them, and how many of each did they apply to? If your kid got into somewhere ED, or REA/SCEA did you have a list of where you'd apply if they didn't get in? If so, what did that list look like? [/quote] Assuming your kid gets As in all her junior year classes and she doesn’t have a pointy activity like MOP. Then she’s competing with a massive number of high stats kids (UW GPA close to 4.0, SAT 1500+, at least 8-10 AP classes with mostly 5s, decent/good ECs). With that profile, getting into the top 25-30 requires good essays plus a bit of good luck. But anything below the top 25-30 should be a fair bit easier. So it probably makes sense to cast a wide net for the top 25-30 plus at least 5 schools below that range. [/quote] OP here, I agree with your assessment. She will probably apply to a few reach schools but knows those are a lottery. So, we'd love to look for targets and safeties. We did the "look local first" thing, and he liked UMD and GWU. But I have no idea what category they'd go in. [/quote]
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