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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Um no not overthinking.  Are you sure your daughter was accepted ED and not EA? If she was accepted ED, she has an obligation to go there absent highly unusual circumstances.  I can't imagine a high school where the counselor would support ignoring an ED obligation - it will look very bad for the high school, and as a PP said, it could result in all of her other applications denying/withdrawing acceptances. [/quote]

PP-Yes. I am sure. [/quote]
Parent of student accepted ED, you, and your student, and high school counselor, all signed an agreement that all other apps would be withdrawn upon ED acceptance.  Are you aware of this?[/quote]

PP here....no it was not communicated to us. We have withdrawn all of the applications already except for her top choice.[/quote]
You signed an electronic agreement, as did your student and high school counselor, that communicated it.[/quote]

PP here--are you guys upset that my low stat kid got into good schools? Sure sounds like it.[/quote]

NP I’m a big believer in test-optional, and I was thrilled for your daughter since she’s exactly the sort of student who proves why test-optional is so important. I just think you’re a selfish asshole. And a stupid one, since if your kid does get into her dream school and breaks the contract with VT, your family will take a lot of heat—from VT, from your high school, from other families at your high school whose hardworking, honest, ethical kids will suffer because of your selfishness. You’re just terrible.[/quote]

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