Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not in. WISC 135. GBRS 10. CogAT 127. The work sample the school submitted was a worksheet with one sentence written on it. I am shocked they submitted such a lousy sample. Especially since D.C. has won awards at school for his creative writing...
A 135 WISC got rejected?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cogat 134
Nnat 120
GBRS 8
Not eligible. 22181
Not surprised after reading GBRS and seeing the work samples. WISC this weekend, will appeal.
Oh and DRA from beginning of school year : 28
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cogat - 135
NNAT - 130
Gbrs - 8 (I knew the teacher wouldn't rate dc High)
DRA - 28
Zip - 22033
We got the admission letter.
We had very good samples of her work from home. That should have helped.. because the DRA isn't very high and the gbrs is pretty low also.
Again, this shows that COGAT is the king.
Not really because NNAT is also high. Your point would be stronger if NNAT was low.
NNAT is below cut off. If you look at the IN scores on this thread, you will see the committee was very straightforward in terms of looking for 132+.
Anonymous wrote:Cogat 134
Nnat 120
GBRS 8
Not eligible. 22181
Not surprised after reading GBRS and seeing the work samples. WISC this weekend, will appeal.
Anonymous wrote:Cogat - 135
NNAT - 130
Gbrs - 8 (I knew the teacher wouldn't rate dc High)
DRA - 28
Zip - 22033
We got the admission letter.
We had very good samples of her work from home. That should have helped.. because the DRA isn't very high and the gbrs is pretty low also.
Anonymous wrote:CogAT/NNAT at GMU are not administered until fall, so I don't think that's an option. The one on one tests are always something like WISC and SB.
We only did CogAT at GMU, and submitted using an in-pool test result, to get in (also coming from private). In your shoes, I would recommend going to GMU for any further testing. It might just be appearances, but it seems that the committee does not trust certain private psychologists to not inflate scores.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not in. WISC 135. GBRS 10. CogAT 127. The work sample the school submitted was a worksheet with one sentence written on it. I am shocked they submitted such a lousy sample. Especially since D.C. has won awards at school for his creative writing...
A 135 WISC got rejected?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cogat - 135
NNAT - 130
Gbrs - 8 (I knew the teacher wouldn't rate dc High)
DRA - 28
Zip - 22033
We got the admission letter.
We had very good samples of her work from home. That should have helped.. because the DRA isn't very high and the gbrs is pretty low also.
Again, this shows that COGAT is the king.
Not really because NNAT is also high. Your point would be stronger if NNAT was low.
NNAT is below cut off. If you look at the IN scores on this thread, you will see the committee was very straightforward in terms of looking for 132+.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cogat - 135
NNAT - 130
Gbrs - 8 (I knew the teacher wouldn't rate dc High)
DRA - 28
Zip - 22033
We got the admission letter.
We had very good samples of her work from home. That should have helped.. because the DRA isn't very high and the gbrs is pretty low also.
Again, this shows that COGAT is the king.
Not really because NNAT is also high. Your point would be stronger if NNAT was low.
Anonymous wrote:Not in. WISC 135. GBRS 10. CogAT 127. The work sample the school submitted was a worksheet with one sentence written on it. I am shocked they submitted such a lousy sample. Especially since D.C. has won awards at school for his creative writing...
Anonymous wrote:Not in. WISC 135. GBRS 10. CogAT 127. The work sample the school submitted was a worksheet with one sentence written on it. I am shocked they submitted such a lousy sample. Especially since D.C. has won awards at school for his creative writing...
Anonymous wrote:Zip 22180
Parent referred
WISC-V
Full Scale IQ 126
Verbal Comp 121
Visual Spatial 119
Fluid Reasoning 121
Working Memory 112
Processing Speed 132
GBRS 16
Did not get in. We're surprised.