Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe not the worst, but it’s a real thing at Visi.
Truth. DD got a 5 on AP Lang test but a B- on report card.
LOL. They had them. Or they blew them off.Anonymous wrote:Retakes? Not once did any of my boys get to have a retake. It sure would have helped though.Anonymous wrote:My kid at St Anselm’s had straight A’s even in classes that at one point he was “struggling” in. Super easy to boost your grade with retakes, corrections, completion assignments.
Anonymous wrote:My kid at St Anselm’s had straight A’s even in classes that at one point he was “struggling” in. Super easy to boost your grade with retakes, corrections, completion assignments.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
The previous post is snarky and unkind.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
NCS English is much harder than STA--I've had seniors at both within the past 3 years. I don't know about Sidwell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
The previous post is snarky and unkind.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
NCS English is much harder than STA--I've had seniors at both within the past 3 years. I don't know about Sidwell.
There's so much wrong in this post it's hard to know where to start. It's like Karoline Leavitt posting on DCUM.Anonymous wrote:The previous post is snarky and unkind.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
The previous post is snarky and unkind.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
NCS English is much harder than STA--I've had seniors at both within the past 3 years. I don't know about Sidwell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
The previous post is snarky and unkind.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
The previous post is snarky and unkind.
However, I agree the original post is an exaggeration.
It’s true for some NCS courses, a 3.3 might be a 4.0 elsewhere, but perhaps at GDS or Visi. Not at Sidwell and STA, which have the same levels of grade deflation.
Not all colleges are aware sadly or care. NCS really shoots itself and its students in the foot. The average college application gets 23-45 seconds of attention.
If the GPA is significantly below the college’s median, the application is going to go into the reject pile unless the candidate is an URM, donor child, athlete, or has some other desired talent. Given the grade inflation at public high schools the median is now a 3.8/3.9 unweighted for top colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Because they could be even more aware. It's not hard to understand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
LOL keep telling yourself that. Sorry about your daughter’s 3.0.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe not the worst, but it’s a real thing at Visi.
Anonymous wrote:A 3.0 at NCS is a 4.0 at any other local private.
And yes college admissions counselors are aware.
Anonymous wrote:Do their matriculation outcomes suggest to you that colleges are unaware?