Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What kind of stats got in? My kid with a 1550 SAT and all 5's on APs got deferred.
would your kid have gone to USC? top choice? with those stats, I would think your kid is waiting for top 5? top 10? schools
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What kind of stats got in? My kid with a 1550 SAT and all 5's on APs got deferred.
My kid with a 1570 SAT and all 5’s on APs got in.
Anonymous wrote:If your DC was accepted by USC EA ...
It's a great news! Congrats!
But if your DC was deferred by USC EA ...
It is not necessarily a bad news, if your DC is high stats.
USC is very good in yield protect. They defer many many high stats kids to RD. The fact that your DC is deferred indicates USC doesn't believe they will come to USC after acceptance.
This is good news.
Anonymous wrote:What kind of stats got in? My kid with a 1550 SAT and all 5's on APs got deferred.
Anonymous wrote:Seems like they're giving decisions to merit winners first. DS's friend (with a 1600 SAT) just got in.
Anonymous wrote:What kind of stats got in? My kid with a 1550 SAT and all 5's on APs got deferred.
Anonymous wrote:What kind of stats got in? My kid with a 1550 SAT and all 5's on APs got deferred.
Anonymous wrote:I wish they actually reviewed all the applications early like EA is supposed to do. Instead, EA is used primarily for recruited athletes and legacy (which the interim head has reinstated).
They also make you manually enter grades on the common app rather than just send a transcript so they can pre-screen applications for EA by computer. They'll only have time to review appications with stats that qualify for top merit aid. Those are the only ones that get read for potential EA acceptance, along with athlete recruits and legacies.
The rest just get marked as "deferrals" and moved unread to RD.
So unless your student has 3.9+ unweighted GPA plus 1500+ SAT/34+ ACT, they will get moved to deferral unread and be part of the RD round.
Anonymous wrote:Seems like they're giving decisions to merit winners first. DS's friend (with a 1600 SAT) just got in.