Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know of an urm that went TO and got into an Ivy. It happens for hooked kids.
URM is not a hook anymore. See the Supreme Court. Maybe the student had a great application just like the non-URM students who were admitted TO. Or maybe the student had other “hooks”. But simply being an URM is not one.
Anonymous wrote:I know of an urm that went TO and got into an Ivy. It happens for hooked kids.
Anonymous wrote:DCUM just can’t accept that TO is real. Yeah a good number have abandoned it, but as long as a school is TO, it’s TO. Every school mentioned is legit TO, despite the DCUM strivers who want to play the only hook they have - unlimited funds for test prep! What’s even more hilarious are the sanctimonious know-it-alls who imply that if you are white, private school and wealthy, then the adcom will hold you to a different standard and expect scores - wrong! and if you disagree, show me published comment or proof from a school indicating this is the official (or unofficial) stance
signed,
parent of 2 TO non-URMs in T25s - 3.9 engineering and 3.92 econ, $130k job offer (‘25) and one making $150k (‘24)
Anonymous wrote:Are there any UVA ED and TO success stories?
Anonymous wrote:i dont but good to know for next year
Anonymous wrote:NYC here (same as DMV for all practical purposes in terms of college admissions): close to 100% of kids at DC's high school submit scores. Not submitting would be the kiss of death.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
What state are you in?
NY
If you insist on posting here, you should indicate that in every post. Your experience really isn’t relevant for those of us in the DMV.
NP. Please ignore this loon. No rules forbid people from other states or countries from posting on DCUM. If you look at the demographics, people from all over the world post on this forum. College anxiety gets some people's panties in a twist.