Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:GPA 3.4 UW. SAT 1550. DC charter school. Mediocre ECs.
RD:
Skidmore admitted
AU admitted with 20k/year
UCSD waitlisted
UCLA rejected
Waiting on more mostly reaches and high targets
EA:
UMD CP admitted Spring 2024
CO Boulder admitted
UMASS admitted with 15k/year
Delaware admitted honors 3k/year
Pitt admitted
Ohio state admitted with 16k/year
Michigan St admitted with 14k/year
Northeastern NUIN admitted
CWU deferred will see today but prolly no
DS went heavy on targets
Sorry forgot 11 APs. Mostly 3s and 4s. DS is a lazy student...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Accepted RD at a top LAC with ~5% acceptance rate but rejected in state at UVA. Public high school. No hooks. ACT 34, GPA 4.5, well rounded kid with national awards. Holistic admissions are so unpredictable you MUST mass apply nowadays.
Why won’t you name the college?
Anonymous wrote:GPA 3.4 UW. SAT 1550. DC charter school. Mediocre ECs.
RD:
Skidmore admitted
AU admitted with 20k/year
UCSD waitlisted
UCLA rejected
Waiting on more mostly reaches and high targets
EA:
UMD CP admitted Spring 2024
CO Boulder admitted
UMASS admitted with 15k/year
Delaware admitted honors 3k/year
Pitt admitted
Ohio state admitted with 16k/year
Michigan St admitted with 14k/year
Northeastern NUIN admitted
CWU deferred will see today but prolly no
DS went heavy on targets
Anonymous wrote:Accepted RD at a top LAC with ~5% acceptance rate but rejected in state at UVA. Public high school. No hooks. ACT 34, GPA 4.5, well rounded kid with national awards. Holistic admissions are so unpredictable you MUST mass apply nowadays.
Anonymous wrote:Swarthmore RD, rejected. 1550 SAT/1570 btw 2 tests; 35 ACT/36 btw 2 tests. 4.0 uw/4.6 w GPA. Well regarded public school in the Midwest. DD had highest rigor, except for a handful of students in multivariable Calc. School does not rank, but she would likely be 6th in her class of 400. 3 varsity sports, captain of 2 in Jr & Sr year. National merit finalist. 4 national awards + state officer in the org associated w/those awards. Excellent teacher recs. The kid does not sleep, but is self-driven and generally happy.
I read her Swat essay, and it seemed good to me. If I recall, there was only one essay for Swat, and it was fairly short, but she went to the max # of words. Her CA essay was excellent. She is down today, but will move on - because what else can she do? She left nothing on the court w/her apps.
The top 2 girls in her class each applied to 30+ schools (though not Swat that she knows of). She will not be able to compete with either of them at any of the overlap colleges still to come this week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bump. We need some data points here!
I'm not sure specific anecdotes here will provide more information than the data the schools release. What you'll see is rejections of exemplary students, and acceptances of students whose value might not be clear from the basic stats, and everything in between. It feels very unpredictable, and it's painful to live through as a parent (so no doubt worse for students). It's not random, even if it is unpredictable. The schools are picking from pools of highly qualified students, so they can pick for fit and institutional needs.
Anonymous wrote:Bump. We need some data points here!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please post school, result from school, test scores, gpa and any other relevant info here.
Also post ED1 or ED2 results and stats, if applicable
Thanks!
For LACs, whether the applicant is male or female is also important information.
Anonymous wrote:Please post school, result from school, test scores, gpa and any other relevant info here.
Also post ED1 or ED2 results and stats, if applicable
Thanks!