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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nope, my high stats kid attended their safety school last year. -waitlisted at a super-reach, rejected from one other reach -rejected from 2 targets, accepted at in-state flagship/honors - was a target but they wanted out of state -accepted at 2 out of state safetys, went to one of them Turns out my kid is very happy there![/quote] Could you give a little background about generally which high school your kid attended (public/private, county, magnet, etc) Many thanks and glad your kid is at a place where he/she is happy.[/quote] Was in a magnet at a public, we are full pay, and applications were submitted EA in early and mid September. The 2 targets where they were rejected should have been acceptances (based on GPA, test scores which were submitted, ECs, etc). Like I said, our child is doing well and is extremely happy where they landed. I still fume about those 2 schools. My child is clearly a better person than I am![/quote] Your kid prob. went to TJ, is male and you are probably Asian. Typical story for a lot of Asian kids at TJ. The ones that do get in are working with a college admissions counselor and creating a narrative/story over high school to get into a T10 (e.g. I want to go to med school to solve heart disease because by grandma had a heart attack and btw, here's an app I created to detect heart disease early and oh by the way, I also work with low income people to detect heart disease early so it can be prevented). With very, very, very few exceptions, anyone who gets into an Ivy or a T10 school is doing that. [/quote]
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