Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is silly but I feel absolutely gutted for one of the three schools we have to turn down. I really like this school a lot and we hit it off with the HOS. The other schools I’m fine with, but I am dreading informing this very close second
They don't take it personally and they appreciate knowing ASAP so they can go to their waitlist. It's a nice courtesy to do as soon as you know you are not accepting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In at: Potomac
WL at: GDS and Sidwell
Congrats. Potomac K is one of hardest to get into bc of legacy siblings and VIPs. Do you have a connection there ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is silly but I feel absolutely gutted for one of the three schools we have to turn down. I really like this school a lot and we hit it off with the HOS. The other schools I’m fine with, but I am dreading informing this very close second
They don't take it personally and they appreciate knowing ASAP so they can go to their waitlist. It's a nice courtesy to do as soon as you know you are not accepting.
Someday, people will understand that someone declining an offer of admission doesn’t lead a school to tap their waitlist.
You are right but also someday people will understand that holding off telling a school is actually really frustrating for an admissions dept. They are trying to keep a close eye on their numbers. Some ppl hold off telling them immediately to spare their feelings but that’s actually much worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is silly but I feel absolutely gutted for one of the three schools we have to turn down. I really like this school a lot and we hit it off with the HOS. The other schools I’m fine with, but I am dreading informing this very close second
They don't take it personally and they appreciate knowing ASAP so they can go to their waitlist. It's a nice courtesy to do as soon as you know you are not accepting.
Someday, people will understand that someone declining an offer of admission doesn’t lead a school to tap their waitlist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is silly but I feel absolutely gutted for one of the three schools we have to turn down. I really like this school a lot and we hit it off with the HOS. The other schools I’m fine with, but I am dreading informing this very close second
Was it NPS? Malcolm there is so nice!
I had Malcolm as a teacher at STA (when I was at NCS) almost 25 years ago, and he was one of the best!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:bc they notoriously reject siblings due to the crazy amount of applications they get.
What do you mean? Do you think there is a higher bar for siblings?
No they just can’t accommodate every sibling and there are many. It does not mean it’s impossible though
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:bc they notoriously reject siblings due to the crazy amount of applications they get.
What do you mean? Do you think there is a higher bar for siblings?
Anonymous wrote:K: Accepted at GDS. WL at Sidwell and Maret.
PK: Accepted at Sidwell. WL at GDS
Does anyone have a good sense for how sibling preference works at GDS and Sidwell? Ultimately, I'd like to consolidate the kids into a single school.
Anonymous wrote:K: Accepted at GDS. WL at Sidwell and Maret.
PK: Accepted at Sidwell. WL at GDS
Does anyone have a good sense for how sibling preference works at GDS and Sidwell? Ultimately, I'd like to consolidate the kids into a single school.
Anonymous wrote:Acceptances: WES and Norwood!
Planning to attend: Leaning towards WES but keep going back and forth
Anonymous wrote:Does everyone get waitlisted if they are not accepted?