Anonymous wrote:Check their submissions! Holy smokes that "one little error" sure was a doozy!
Anonymous wrote:Do they really read the essays? My DC has been working on theirs for over a month. I had to say enough already we need to get this. I don’t remember this amount of stress
when I applied. I only applied to three schools. Today kids are applying 10-15!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.
No, it kicks in as soon as they get an acceptance.
Not in this house. Says he hasn’t had a “real Halloween” since 8th grade. Party planning is ongoing.
Halloween party planning has kicked in. So nice to see.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.
No, it kicks in as soon as they get an acceptance.
Not in this house. Says he hasn’t had a “real Halloween” since 8th grade. Party planning is ongoing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys, I think she’s saying the essays aren’t great, so no one will think he had help. It was a self-deprecating comment.
That's how I took it, too!
My kid didn't even let us look at his essay or supplemental responses, so I sure do hope they're OK... (My older child let us read hers and even suggest copy edits.)
Anonymous wrote:Do they really read the essays? My DC has been working on theirs for over a month. I had to say enough already we need to get this. I don’t remember this amount of stress
when I applied. I only applied to three schools. Today kids are applying 10-15!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.
No, it kicks in as soon as they get an acceptance.
Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.
Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.
Anonymous wrote:and senioritis kicked in immediately.