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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This makes sense, but it seems hard to gauge if your kid has a .01 % shot or a 20% shot with the black box of holistic admissions. Many people are sharing that their kid had stats above average for a school and were rejected. and it is happening again and again as the rejections roll in. [/quote] Yep +1[/quote] It IS hard to gauge. So, I would argue, it makes sense to assume your kid is in the 0.1% category and plan accordingly. Find a safety your kid can live with, preferably one with rolling admissions or EA, and your kid should make sure the school knows of their interest. And make sure you, the parent, demonstrate interest as well. Your kid needs to see your interest. Don't indulge dream school nonsense. [/quote] My kid got waitlisted at Case Western. Her stats were far higher than CW's averages, but she didn't visit the school and didn't show any interest other than applying. I found it baffling, but I'm guessing they didn't want to increase their admit rate for a kid who is unlikely to attend? [/quote] Case deferred and then WL my high stats kid who did visit and show interest. Again, this process cannot be fully explained.[/quote]
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