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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][size=18] [/size][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our son applied with a 4.1 from a close in difficult HS, mid 1300s on SAT and two varsity sports.

-He was born there.
-His mother attended undergrad and grad school there.
-My father attended undergrad and law school there.
-My FIL taught there for 26 years
-I worked there from 1996-2004
-My family and my wife's family have been making annual donations since June of 1966.

Not only was he rejected, but we didn't even get so much as an acknowledgement that they turned down a 5 degree legacy.

F&&k Georgetown. Not only will they never see another dime from any of us, but I will openly disparage them at any opportunity.[/quote]

This has got to be a troll.  4.1 with a 1350 SAT barely gets you into GMU never mind Georgetown.

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GMU has guaranteed admission for NOVA HS grads, genius.[/quote]

No, it doesn’t. It has that program for only 9 Princeton William High Schools - mostly lower income. Read and learn. https://www.pwcs.edu/departments/student_services/college_and_career_planning/gmu_direct_admissions#:~:text=Direct%20Admissions%20to%20George%20Mason,the%20Back%20to%20School%20Packet:.

The stats for GMU come directly from the Commonwealth’s SCHEV page[/quote]

NP here. This isn't correct.  My child at West Springfield HS in Fairfax County received guaranteed admission, as did many others at WS.

Fairfax County participates in this too; I promise you.[/quote]

+1. My son's best friend  (ACHS '24) attends GMU under this program.

PP is just an ignorant fool.[/quote]

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