Anonymous
11/20/2025 18:32
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
Yes go to admitted day and get some free merch/swag! Plus maybe kid will meet future roommate
Anonymous
11/20/2025 18:27
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
Anonymous wrote:It was definitely worth it. We’d visited campus in the summer before senior year so it was fun to see the school with more students and without the stress of “will I get in.” We visited the book store, she meet some kids, went to info sessions. Checked out various dorms, ate in the dining hall, and rode the campus shuttle bus. The experience definitely heloed her visualize what her life might look like in the fall.
Yes! It was a fun visit. I remember I was nervous though, that he would realize he hated it and then it would be a very long 6 months until drop off (he did not hate it, phew).
Anonymous
11/20/2025 18:21
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
We loved ASD at VT. It was an EA acceptance, not ED as they strangely don’t have that anymore. Even so, it was DC’s first choice school so we were very excited about it. Great way to see the types of kids who were actually admitted as opposed to a random tour group. Got to meet with specific college/major, talk to students and profs, eat in dining halls, walk around, get swag, etc. And it was a gorgeous day to top it off.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 17:29
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
It was definitely worth it. We’d visited campus in the summer before senior year so it was fun to see the school with more students and without the stress of “will I get in.” We visited the book store, she meet some kids, went to info sessions. Checked out various dorms, ate in the dining hall, and rode the campus shuttle bus. The experience definitely heloed her visualize what her life might look like in the fall.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 16:40
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
Of course it is.
1. Look for potential roommates
2. Get free stuff
3. Meet other people you may go to school
With
4. Start to get comfy and familiar with campus
1. Look for potential roommates
2. Get free stuff
3. Meet other people you may go to school
With
4. Start to get comfy and familiar with campus
Anonymous
11/20/2025 16:37
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would go if you can. We took out daughter and it was such a fun day. You get to experience it with them, and it's fun to see.
When you go back to visit them on parent's weekend or whatever, it's totally different. They are happy to see you, but they would probably rather be hanging with their friends or studying. As my daughter has gone through college and become more independent, the visits are less frequent and it's just different. That's a good thing, but just a little bittersweet.
So go with your kid and share the excitement while you can.
None of my kids would have rather been studying when I visit them at college. How often do you go? Maybe that means you are going too frequently! My DC is an airplane ride away. It is a big deal when we visit.
Once per semester. She's an athlete at an Ivy majoring in engineering. Sport covers both semesters. She's busy.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 16:28
Subject: Is admitted student day worthwhile if you got in ED and are bound to go?
We went. My DD got to hang out with her roommate. It was fun and worthwhile. She also EDed to the school.