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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Babson may be an option if you are full pay.[/quote] Babson is a reach with a 28 with a GPA that low. Unless the GPA was earned in a very intensive high school program. I'd look at also-ran state schools in MD if you refuse to consider community college [b](which to me makes no sense)[/b]. Sure, you're full pay, but even full pay doesn't mean throw money away. Your student needs to prove herself first.[/quote] A 28 ACT is like 90th percentile!! I’ve know a bunch of kids to graduate college with a <25 ACT score. This is a bizarre post. [/quote] What's bizarre is your failure to consider the score in context. Yes, a 28 is a fine score, but at Babson College a 28 puts you in the 25th percentile among admitted students. The mean score is a 30. So you're talking about a kid applying to a school with below average grades and test scores. That makes it a reach by definition. [/quote] You are suggesting that OP’s kid will fail out of a 4 year school and will “throw money away.”[/quote] Not at all. I'm merely suggesting that when a kid has a pretty high ACT or SAT score and doesn't have the grades to back it up I'd think twice about starting out at a full pay private school. If it were the reverse I'd consider it though. [/quote] 3.36 weighted GPA during a pandemic (unless the school was throwing out B's for D-level work--I know that wasn't the case at my kids FCPS hs as several kids she knows got C's and D's) and a 90th percentile ACT (which is more indicative of content area knowledge/skills) has a good chance of succeeding at a supportive college.[/quote]
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