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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Should let this go -or- be PO'd and alert other parents. I've let college counseling know and they're "looking into it." On DC's school SCOIR it has "Fall 2026" listed under "Application Type" - so if you know a student applied to X school, it's easy to ID the student. This class year identifier is not listed for any previous years, just if they applied RD, ED, EA, etc. For example, only one student applied ED to Wesleyan, and on SCOIR, they're easily ID'd as: Early Decision - Fall 2026 Denied 3.95 Our school's SCOIR not only lists whether they were accepted or denied with the "Fall 2026" identifier, but also includes GPA and test scores (if they submitted). [/quote] My DS’s school does this. Why does this piss you off? I find it very helpful since things change so quickly in college admissions. You can also separate out by year if you have enough applicants that year, which is essentially the same thing.[/quote]
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