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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What are the odds for a 92 percentile URM non-Catholic school kid getting into St. Johns or Gonzaga? Mostly A grades.[/quote] I assume odds are low when you factor in the illiterate moron they have for a parent. [/quote] You must be fun to be around. [/quote] Compared to who? The person pretending 92nd % is a low HSPT score ? [/quote I'm the person "pretending." I truly didn't mean to humblebrag. I have been reading past threads with multiple posts saying that their 98 percentile kid was rejected from places like Gonzaga. In reading these posts, it made it seem like the requirements for acceptance at some of these schools was very high 90s. Additionally, the posts have suggested that non Catholic school kids would likely need to meet the highest bar possible because there are so few spots afforded to them. [/quote]
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