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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please explain to me why my DS with a CoGat composite of 148 and a NNat of 145 did not get in. I don't know the GBRS but those scores should have been sufficient. We are very unhappy with this and considering our options.[/quote]

I'm very sorry, PP, I also would not understand. I guess doing WISC and understanding GBRS is the way to go. [/quote]
A similar situation was posted on a different thread , with strong NNAT, CoGAT , and I think GBRS 9 and got denied the GBRS .  From the stat that people reported so far ( and assuming people are truthfully did so)I have to say that GBRS is a very important criteria, if not THE most important when the committee consider the whole package.  Unfortunately, GBRS is very subjective in my opinion, and different from school to school, teacher to teacher.  It looks like they emphasize the history of gifted behavior in one and a half year (first and second half of second grade) to predict how well the child  will do in AAP. [/quote]

Correction: and got denied to AAP. [/quote]

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