Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:22
Subject: Are college counselors less likely to fight for your child...
“Save the good spots” lol WTF are you talking about. Sounds like you’re already a pain in the a$$ and regardless, college counselors don’t fight for students. You need to significantly reset your expectations. Either your kid gets in or your kid doesn’t.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:17
Subject: Are college counselors less likely to fight for your child...
Anonymous wrote:if you come across more easy-going and less demanding?
Parents who have BTDT hinted if you're too nice and appreciative, they know they can plug your DC anywhere and save the good spots/use their connections for the loudest flashiest families. Any truth to this at your school?
OK idiot go find your brain cells.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:16
Subject: Are college counselors less likely to fight for your child...
Are you at a private?
Because public school counselors are not very involved in school selection.
Because public school counselors are not very involved in school selection.
Anonymous
02/10/2026 20:14
Subject: Are college counselors less likely to fight for your child...
if you come across more easy-going and less demanding?
Parents who have BTDT hinted if you're too nice and appreciative, they know they can plug your DC anywhere and save the good spots/use their connections for the loudest flashiest families. Any truth to this at your school?
Parents who have BTDT hinted if you're too nice and appreciative, they know they can plug your DC anywhere and save the good spots/use their connections for the loudest flashiest families. Any truth to this at your school?