Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
She got it correct in the post. Did you just open and respond after seeing the title just to be a jackass?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Why be a jerk on a tough day?
Why make a post that shows you clearly don’t know the school or how to spell?
Did your child get into either school?
Never applied--this is a DC area board. But I still know how to spell the school name.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Why be a jerk on a tough day?
Why make a post that shows you clearly don’t know the school or how to spell?
Did your child get into either school?
Never applied--this is a DC area board. But I still know how to spell the school name.
Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Why be a jerk on a tough day?
Why make a post that shows you clearly don’t know the school or how to spell?
Did your child get into either school?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Why be a jerk on a tough day?
Why make a post that shows you clearly don’t know the school or how to spell?
Anonymous wrote:Spence not Spense
Your application won’t be competitive if you get the name of the school wrong
Anonymous wrote:I’m seeing mixed information about how waitlists or wait pools are used at The Brearley School and The Spence School. Some say the pool functions as a soft rejection, while others say it is actively used to manage yield and fill spots if they open.
We did not come from a feeder preschool and applied through the standard process, and it has become clear that there is a lot of behind the scenes insight that we were not aware of. For those with recent, direct experience, do these schools still issue outright rejections, or are most non admitted applicants placed into the wait pool?
Anonymous wrote:I’m seeing mixed information about how waitlists or wait pools are used at The Brearley School and The Spence School. Some say the pool functions as a soft rejection, while others say it is actively used to manage yield and fill spots if they open.
We did not come from a feeder preschool and applied through the standard process, and it has become clear that there is a lot of behind the scenes insight that we were not aware of. For those with recent, direct experience, do these schools still issue outright rejections, or are most non admitted applicants placed into the wait pool?