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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You shouldn't. We didn't prep but if we did I wouldn't feel guilty. All these people who complain about test prep, talk to them when their kids get ready to take the SAT or ACT and I dare them to suggest no PSAT was taken and no prep courses were paid for.

AAP wasn't important enough for us to prep for so we didn't. 2 of my kids got in and 1 is too young, but had it been important to us, we would have prepped with no guilt. I can say with 100% certainty when the time comes we WILL do SAT prep for every single child. I had SAT prep, as did my husband. We got great scores and both went to Brown. I went on to get my JD from Harvard (with LSAT prep) and my DH got his MBA from Wharton at UPenn (he did GMAT prep). [b]No guilt. No shame. [/quote][/b]

But a pathological need to trot out names of schools you attended as opposed to what you've contributed in life

My kid didn't prep for the PSAT or the SAT.  He was a NMSF.  So just because you needed to prep to get good scores, don't assume that everyone does.   [/quote]

I didn't need to prep to get good scores. I prepped to get great scores and admitted to schools with low acceptance rates. When you[b]r[/b]kid gets into an Ivy for undergrad and grad school and marries someone who does the same. Call me. [/quote]

I don't give a damn....call me when you get invited to sweden.[/quote]

Been to Sweden. It was grand! [/quote]
Signed Ivy[/quote]

This thread is pathetic. Step back and look at yourselves, people. All this bragging and competing on an anonymous mom forum - it's vulgar and pointless.[/quote]

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