Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
That's great news!! Congrats!! Mine has 2 rejections and nothing else so far. Hoping for something good for her soon.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry OP.
He is going to be asked if he wants to ED II at those schools that have it. If he declines, just know …. He’s going to get rejected. So he needs to have solid plans for RD
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
So glad to hear it! Congrats to him!!!!
+1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
So glad to hear it! Congrats to him!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Awww so kind! He did hear from a few more schools. Two safeties admitted to, and two targets admitted. He’s happy about the schools so whatever now happens with deferrals he’s in a much better place, for sure. So relieved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Yes!!!
Anonymous wrote:We're rooting for your son OP!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Auburn EA averages 4.21? fml
Remember grades are REALLY inflated.
My kid is in DCPS and for 18 months the entire school district did not give a grade lower than a B. (all C's and below were converted to "P"s which are not calculated into GPAs).
Then, if you signed your name on the papers, you got an A. The standards for As were ridiculously low. In quarters 3 and 4 of 20-21 all work was considered extra-credit. My son
and all his friends ended up with 300% in most classes.
This graduating class is screwed because so many kids have unusually high GPAs. The pool of high GPAs is much higher than usual.
Which is one SAT or ACT should be required everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Auburn EA averages 4.21? fml
Remember grades are REALLY inflated.
My kid is in DCPS and for 18 months the entire school district did not give a grade lower than a B. (all C's and below were converted to "P"s which are not calculated into GPAs).
Then, if you signed your name on the papers, you got an A. The standards for As were ridiculously low. In quarters 3 and 4 of 20-21 all work was considered extra-credit. My son
and all his friends ended up with 300% in most classes.
This graduating class is screwed because so many kids have unusually high GPAs. The pool of high GPAs is much higher than usual.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know what it means!
A pasty gentleman.![]()