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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would my 4.06 (after Junior year, but currently straight A's as a senior)/ 1320 SAT/ 8 APS/ no fourth year foreign language/ no outstanding EC's science or business included Fairfax County daughter who did the W&M open house, tour, and interview but then decided not to do ED because she really wants to go to JMU have been accepted if she had done the ED1? We'll never know but I'm guessing no?[/quote]

Is your daughter a URM who talked about her identity in her essays and someone who goes to an underperforming high school? W&M likes good test takers. Unless the above two things were true, absolutely not. Maybe a waitlist with the thing like Northeastern's NU-In program would've been possible but definitely not an admit.[/quote]

No, not an URM. Although both of her parents rose above their decidedly blue collar backgrounds. And not the best high school in Fairfax County, but also not an underperforming high school. Naviance has her looking like UVA was a definite no, WM was a probable no, VT looks possible but no sure thing, and everything else public in state looks promising, fingers crossed.[/quote]

If she doesn't get into VT I will be surprised.[/quote]

Me too, though her counselor advised her to make sure she applied EA to VT to make sure she had the best shot.

She's also thinking there's no way she'd get in RD to W&M (and she prefers JMU anyway) so she shouldn't bother applying RD to W&M. Part of me agrees with her but part of me says she should at least try for W&M.[/quote]

DP.  If she prefers JMU, why on earth would you urge her to do this?  [/quote]

Is there a greater than 0% chance a kid could get rejected by JMU but accepted by W&M? E&M was her second favorite, so covering all possible scenarios no matter how unlikely.[/quote]

So W&M was her third (or higher choice)? Why would you be thinking about ED at all?

I am wracking my brain, but can't think what E&M might stand for.[/quote]

If you really wracked your brain, you'd see that E is right next to W on the keyboard and recognize what an easy typo it is to make.[/quote]

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