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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I never pushed DC to do anything, but she had a real passion for getting into an Ivy. She's always chased "prestige," and lord I wish I know where she got it from. She's now at Yale and well...very very unhappy. Test optional 1380 SAT and 31 ACT. She's very creative, and I honestly see a future where she's in advertising, but she's too stuck in the MBB cycle to actually take up a passion. She hated her first semester academically and clawed to transfer. She stuck it out, but if I could go back, I really would've encouraged her to submit test scores and be at an appropriate fit.[/quote] The ones who are struggling at my kid’s ivy are the TO kids. They admit it to their closer friends. One is on academic probation its rough. TO was a failed experiment. My DC’s feel bad for the ones who can’t keep up, well below means. [/quote] [b]A 1480 going TO to a T25 is fine[/b], if they have 8-10 AP, and a 3.9+UW and the drive to be there. A 1350 is very different, unless there is a huge reason behind the Lower test score. FWIW, I've never understood why you would want your kid in over their head. Goal is to learn and enjoy college. Much easier to do if you are at 50%+ [/quote] Agree. [/quote]
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