Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
I know of at least one the last cycle. Others have reported examples on other threads. TO is real. But people really want to believe it isn't. I'm not sure why.
Because the schools release next to no data on test optional admissions, and it’s wide spread adoption is highly correlated to big increases in the admissions rates of urm (will be replaced by low income) and first gen students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
I know of at least one the last cycle. Others have reported examples on other threads. TO is real. But people really want to believe it isn't. I'm not sure why.
Because the schools release next to no data on test optional admissions, and it’s wide spread adoption is highly correlated to big increases in the admissions rates of urm (will be replaced by low income) and first gen students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
I know of at least one the last cycle. Others have reported examples on other threads. TO is real. But people really want to believe it isn't. I'm not sure why.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
I know of at least one the last cycle. Others have reported examples on other threads. TO is real. But people really want to believe it isn't. I'm not sure why.
Their kid worked like a dog for that 1550, it’s supposed to be the golden ticket, how could it be that it just doesn’t matter?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
I know of at least one the last cycle. Others have reported examples on other threads. TO is real. But people really want to believe it isn't. I'm not sure why.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Think like an admissions person. What would make you take a kid with no scores, when you have a deluge of similar applicants who did submit and can also raise your institution’s average score? The non-submitter has to have something rare or hard to find that the school needs.
Or…you can take a TO candidate who is a great fit for your institution and have it make no impact on your average score in either direction.
That's what pp stated.
No. The PP is saying
AO: no test. Musta been an 1100. Deny
Vs what other is saying
AO. I like this kid. Impressive. And I don’t have to worry about some test score or how it impacts our data. Accept
AO- We reject 95% of applicants, prove to me you shouldn't be one of them.
This is much harder to do without a test score.
It’s this.
I don’t understand why people don’t get this, but for those of you still confused, you need to read this over and over
Anonymous wrote:that sentence is confusing.
it could read, we reject 95% of the applicants, give me a reason to put you in the 95% pile. Okay, that 1500 does that.
this is only for the very top 10 schools. after that, 1500 goes in.
in theory, I think most DCUM kids will submit there schools to 10 out of the 12 on their list and not submit it to 2 out of 10.
Anonymous wrote:A lot of full pay white kids get accepted TO. They just won't disclose it here in DCUM.
40% plus don't submit scores anymore. Not all of them are URMs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Think like an admissions person. What would make you take a kid with no scores, when you have a deluge of similar applicants who did submit and can also raise your institution’s average score? The non-submitter has to have something rare or hard to find that the school needs.
Or…you can take a TO candidate who is a great fit for your institution and have it make no impact on your average score in either direction.
That's what pp stated.
No. The PP is saying
AO: no test. Musta been an 1100. Deny
Vs what other is saying
AO. I like this kid. Impressive. And I don’t have to worry about some test score or how it impacts our data. Accept
AO- We reject 95% of applicants, prove to me you shouldn't be one of them.
This is much harder to do without a test score.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Think like an admissions person. What would make you take a kid with no scores, when you have a deluge of similar applicants who did submit and can also raise your institution’s average score? The non-submitter has to have something rare or hard to find that the school needs.
Or…you can take a TO candidate who is a great fit for your institution and have it make no impact on your average score in either direction.
That's what pp stated.
No. The PP is saying
AO: no test. Musta been an 1100. Deny
Vs what other is saying
AO. I like this kid. Impressive. And I don’t have to worry about some test score or how it impacts our data. Accept