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Cogat/NNAt/GBRS all should support the admission to AAP in first round. This is probably the reason only 66% of the kids who were in-pool gets accepted in first round. Remaining should be either selected based on NNAT or Cogat alone with average GBRS.
During the appeal process many more gets admitted due to WISC and/or additional excellent samples.
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Keep in mind that you don't need to be in-pool on both tests to be considered "in-pool".  Many of the kids who are in-pool but rejected are in-pool on only the NNAT with a much lower CogAT.  If they are in-pool on both tests but still get rejected, then generally the GBRS is very, very low.

Here is last year's admissions thread:
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/633738.page

And here is the 2016 thread:
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/549254.page[/quote]

Thanks for posting the links.   Good insight and confusing at the same time.   Some scores made no sense to be rejected while others got accepted without either scores meeting the cut off or quite lower than the cut off or a strong GBRS.   Now,  I’m not sure what to expect for my child. [/quote]

Keep in mind that there is nothing to stop some troll from posting fake scores with an unlikely result in either direction.  I am convinced some people do that to stir people up.  [/quote]

I see it on last year’s admission thread. Nnat 140 and cogat 135 got rejected and that person didn’t post a gbrs. Confused about the process now. [/quote]

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