Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost all years are like this. PSEs are almost always simple but poorly worded/long, yet people who said it was easy with 4.0’s wouldn’t get in. People who elaborated properly even with a 3.5 could still get in, don’t be too worried. (Parent of a freshman at tj who got accepted 3.86 ish gpa)
What would happen if my son gets the PSE partly wrong but did good on the SPS?
Anonymous wrote:Almost all years are like this. PSEs are almost always simple but poorly worded/long, yet people who said it was easy with 4.0’s wouldn’t get in. People who elaborated properly even with a 3.5 could still get in, don’t be too worried. (Parent of a freshman at tj who got accepted 3.86 ish gpa)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
My kid thought she did badly because it seemed too simple. Realized that everyone got the same answer for at least 2 of the 3 questions. Will probably choose off of sps or essay writing skills. Even if you did get the problem wrong, essay writing should save you.
And there is GPA too, so I suspect kids with GPAs even a smidge lower will not be as competitive.
Most the people at my DD’s school had around a 3.8 gpa who were applying. Our school is less competitive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
My kid thought she did badly because it seemed too simple. Realized that everyone got the same answer for at least 2 of the 3 questions. Will probably choose off of sps or essay writing skills. Even if you did get the problem wrong, essay writing should save you.
And there is GPA too, so I suspect kids with GPAs even a smidge lower will not be as competitive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
My kid thought she did badly because it seemed too simple. Realized that everyone got the same answer for at least 2 of the 3 questions. Will probably choose off of sps or essay writing skills. Even if you did get the problem wrong, essay writing should save you.
And there is GPA too, so I suspect kids with GPAs even a smidge lower will not be as competitive.
Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
My kid thought she did badly because it seemed too simple. Realized that everyone got the same answer for at least 2 of the 3 questions. Will probably choose off of sps or essay writing skills. Even if you did get the problem wrong, essay writing should save you.
And there is GPA too, so I suspect kids with GPAs even a smidge lower will not be as competitive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?
My kid thought she did badly because it seemed too simple. Realized that everyone got the same answer for at least 2 of the 3 questions. Will probably choose off of sps or essay writing skills. Even if you did get the problem wrong, essay writing should save you.
Anonymous wrote:Talk at our school was that the material was not difficult so how will they choose?