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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you full-pay? For a male humanities student, Vassar. St. Olaf, Grinnell, Beloit...[/quote] Yes, full pay. Vassals and Grinnell are on the list but I assume they are matches/reaches. [/quote] Grinnell waitlisted my high stats kid this year. I had heard they have a reputation for yield protection, but it's also possible that they just weren't interested. (I know they've risen in rankings in recent years and admissions have become more competitive.) Potential safeties on my student's long list: Beloit Earlham Hendrix Kalamazoo Knox Lawrence Skidmore Wooster [/quote] Did your child demonstrate interest at Grinnell?[/quote] No chance of visiting due to COVID but did attend online programs and interviewed. Tried to tailor application accordingly. Luckily got into a highly ranked school that my kid ultimately preferred. It still stung, though, as Grinnell would have been a strong contender.[/quote] No offense, but saying his rejection "stung" sounds a little entitled. The school had a 30 percent increase in applications and its acceptance rate was 10 percent. It's a very selective school. http://www.thesandb.com/article/grinnell-college-application-rates-spike-after-pandemic-related-changes.html[/quote]
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