Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Virginiat Tech just closed their waitlist per email sent to applicants.
Yes, they took off some kids in-state AND out of state (per college confidential and MY kid!).
So a lot of those high stats kids who were waitlisted really won't be going to Virginia Tech?
Wow, just wow.
Nope. High stats now going to JMU now and URMs headed to Va Tech.
This plus good-but-not-great stats kids.
Yeah, some kid in DS' class was accepted to VA Tech via ED. A good kid, but no where near top 20% of class or even 30%. No significant ECs that we know of and no hooks like first gen, URM, etc. Kid has been in private/independant schools since 1st grade. Don't get me wrong, we have known the kid since grade school and are happy that he is going to a great school. He will work hard and be productive.
WRT to the PP's comment on high stats kids on the VT waitlist, I agree, these kids unfortunately will lose out this round if they haven't already gotten off of other WLs of their choices.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Virginiat Tech just closed their waitlist per email sent to applicants.
Yes, they took off some kids in-state AND out of state (per college confidential and MY kid!).
So a lot of those high stats kids who were waitlisted really won't be going to Virginia Tech?
Wow, just wow.
Nope. High stats now going to JMU now and URMs headed to Va Tech.
This plus good-but-not-great stats kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Virginiat Tech just closed their waitlist per email sent to applicants.
Yes, they took off some kids in-state AND out of state (per college confidential and MY kid!).
So a lot of those high stats kids who were waitlisted really won't be going to Virginia Tech?
Wow, just wow.
Nope. High stats now going to JMU now and URMs headed to Va Tech.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Virginiat Tech just closed their waitlist per email sent to applicants.
Yes, they took off some kids in-state AND out of state (per college confidential and MY kid!).
So a lot of those high stats kids who were waitlisted really won't be going to Virginia Tech?
Wow, just wow.
Anonymous wrote:Virginiat Tech just closed their waitlist per email sent to applicants.
Yes, they took off some kids in-state AND out of state (per college confidential and MY kid!).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^ I’m the other poster with a kid who got accepted to NYU for spring start. DD has 33 act and 3.85uw gpa; about 4.3w with 7 APs. That’s within NYU’s regular range, maybe higher.
Yes. Often spring admits are high stat, full pay, no hooks.
Anonymous wrote:^^ I’m the other poster with a kid who got accepted to NYU for spring start. DD has 33 act and 3.85uw gpa; about 4.3w with 7 APs. That’s within NYU’s regular range, maybe higher.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another Waitlist NYU Spring Admit here.
That’s interesting. Is this something they do every year, or is it possible it has to do with how many students deferred last year?
Lots of schools do this because people tend to go abroad second semester of junior year so spots for housing open up. The school is a business and doesn't want open spots so they offer them to students on the wait list.
That isn’t the reason. Most of these schools don’t have juniors on campus.
They do this so that they don’t have to report the stats of those students in their common data set.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another Waitlist NYU Spring Admit here.
That’s interesting. Is this something they do every year, or is it possible it has to do with how many students deferred last year?
Lots of schools do this because people tend to go abroad second semester of junior year so spots for housing open up. The school is a business and doesn't want open spots so they offer them to students on the wait list.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just heard Va Tech isn’t taking off waitlist; they only took a handful off and most were OOS.
nah, there were in-state kids taken off from Fairfax and Loudoun.