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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The university of Maryland system. Kid got rejected. 3.9uw, 3.6w from a Catholic with a tough grading scale. Taking 5 ap classes senior year. Captain of 2 varsity sports teams. Volunteered for 4 years. Great recommendation letters. Mature kid. We know lots of kids like this that didn’t get in. It wasn’t even their first choice but it ticked me off as a taxpayer.

[b]For kids like this there is nowhere else to go. [/b]Umbc is a commuter school. Towson seems like huge step down. So it’s oos for her.

I’m not sure how Maryland selection works but it doesn’t seem right. And if it’s going to be like this they need a second university with some name recognition.[/quote]

People have mentioned it a million times, but some people never seem to get the message: there are tons of fun, famous, interesting colleges in the south & midwest that  offer significant automatic merit aid and/or OOS tuition waivers based on GPA & SAT/ACT.

So, no need to settle for UMBC or Towson when there are places like FSU, Arizona, Alabama, Nebraska, Iowa State, Oklahoma and many more that you can attend for a similar price. [/quote]

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