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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There might be a few odd cases, but like PP said, the top 10% are getting into UMD. Not into CS though.[/quote] You are clearly not from Maryland. I’m not sure if it’s worse in other states, but here for certain high schools it’s essentially a lottery. That’s the whole point. Guaranteed admissions is guaranteed. Maryland is vibes. [/quote] Are you telling me if you look at the Naviance for Whitman or whatever school you are at that the top 5% of applicants are an equal mix of accepts and declines? I can tell you for B-CC that is not true. Same at 10%. Top kids are almost uniformly admitted. I think you are going to need to name the school and your evidence at this point, beyond the fact that your child apparently was not admitted.[/quote] So just to be clear you are on board with the idea the top 10% at Whitman should be guaranteed admission? That’s the point here and if you agree, fine. [b]The argument is not about whether top students get denied now, it’s whether the state should legally be allowed to deny them based on twenty six random made up factors. [/b][/quote] But this is a strawman, because top 10% at Whitman generally isn’t getting denied. DP[/quote]
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