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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think people are conflating different tiers of schools here.  There is a difference between admission to a T10 and admission to a T30.  I don’t think people have been saying you need to be something beyond average excellent to get into schools like Michigan, USC or Rice.  And others, like Emory, take more than 30 percent of their ED1 applicants [/quote]

Emory
USC
Michigan 
All attainable for average excellent. Always have been. Just tailor all of those applications and spend weeks on every single one. Do not rush a thing.[/quote]

And UVA. My average excellent kid got into Michigan and UVA early action. But they are OOS for both so might be different for instate kids? [/quote]

Our non-DMV private sees a lot of UVA rejects who get into one of HYPSM.

It’s weird. [/quote]

Mine, out of state, public school, rejected from UVa, but in at HYPSM. I'm curious what it was that led to rejection. His application was pretty strong. [/quote]

What was his weighted GPA and SAT score? Uva is big on weighted Gpa.

We should have applied to a HYPSM but didn’t. [/quote]

I’m a diff person but dc also rejected uva. 1590 SAT and 4.9 weighted, rigorous classes, deferred HYP. I don’t really understand the uva rejection but we’re oos and the naviance shows no clear pattern. The rejections and acceptance are in the same places.

It all seems very unpredictable.[/quote]

If Yale, deferral is meaningful.  Harvard defers everyone it doesn’t accept , not sure about Princeton.[/quote]

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