Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.
I haven’t seen it in ED, but a few kids I know from our private with the high stats got rejected in RD last year. Bates is not a safety.
It's much harder to get in RD than ED. Don't they fill half their class - or close to half - during the ED rounds?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.
I haven’t seen it in ED, but a few kids I know from our private with the high stats got rejected in RD last year. Bates is not a safety.
It's much harder to get in RD than ED. Don't they fill half their class - or close to half - during the ED rounds?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.
I haven’t seen it in ED, but a few kids I know from our private with the high stats got rejected in RD last year. Bates is not a safety.
Anonymous wrote:What are odds of full-pay legacy boy from west coast rigorous private with a 3.5, no honors or APs getting in ED? Legacy girl from our school just got in ED as an athlete, great leadership skills, good grades, but no academic rigor (except high school itself is rigorous).
Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.
LOL!
Anonymous wrote:I would be more interested in hearing one example of a kid with strong academics who is full pay and got rejected. I doubt it exists.