I know of three girls in my sons class who just got in for 9th grade.

Admissions decisions are out..several friends have kids who were wait listed.

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Anonymous wrote:Bullis academic reputation has always been below average . Out of all the privates in the IAC it has always been the least selective . In the 80's and 90's it was where families sent their kids who had academic or learning issues.

It does not get the application numbers

And in the 80's and 90's, Maret was where kids who got kicked out of other schools for disciplinary problems ended up. But although it's widely accepted that Maret is different now, apparently Bullis is exactly the same as it always was.

what hasn't been noted is that Maret does not have the luxury of size that Bullis does. I feel like half of the prestige Maret receives is attributed to the size disparity.by virtue of class-size, it appears more coveted

OP here. For the record, 9:26, I did not start this thread as an invitation to bash Bullis. In fact, I am rather surprised by all the nasty comments. I posted because after looking at a number of schools, DC (who is currently in another private ms) looked at lots of schools but ultimately only applied to Bullis. We are anxiously awaiting notice and I was trying to get a sense of when and how the decision would be communicated as we have a re-enrollment deadline looming at our current school. Thank you 19:36 and 19:38 for providing the requested info.

Anonymous wrote:Our child was rejected from Bullis.

Just so you all can feel superior.

Count your lucky stars.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Schools change, people... Don't know how many applicants they ended up with, but the Open House I went to was bursting at the seams. Really.

Bursting at the seams with...idiots?

I think we all see who the idiot is.

Idiots. Plural.

OP, last year we got a cute e-mail with a video and then a package in the mail. Good luck!

I believe decisions are coming out on Monday or Tuesday. Applications are up about 25% this year. With close to 800 students, it isn't possible that they are all recruited athletes. Not too many top football players in the 2nd grade. So just let it go, folks.