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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would say something to college guidance.

[b]Colleges will sometimes blacklist a high school the following year if this happens[/b].  You are likely harming kids in the grade behind you.  We saw this happen at our private school for one popular university when a former student screwed them over. [/quote]

Bull. Show us the evidence or it never happens.[/quote]

Not that poster, but it definitely does.[/quote]

Talk to any experience college counselor.  It happens. 
There is a DC private going through this now with one university.  The university routinely accepts 3-5+ kids per year (every year for a decade)  A kid broke the ED commitment last year.  This year all kids (10+) rejected outright (not even deferred).  A message has been sent.  [/quote]
I’d love to know which college. The HS could be any and doesn’t matter (unless your kids are directly affected). [/quote]

Why do you want to know which college? What does it matter? The bad behavior here is not the college, but the student/family.[/quote]

Because we want you to back up your claim with some evidence. Name the college and high school. [/quote]

Not we, you.  It is funny that you re not only unethical but also, rude.  On brand.[/quote]

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