Anonymous
05/17/2018 22:38
Subject: Re:Someone who got in told me anyone who appeals gets in. Is that true?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Threaten to sue and your appeal will get in.as long as their scores on cogat or nnat or wisc are near cutoff. FCPS is afraid of a lawsuit showing how subjective the process is. If your kid is anywhere near the cutoffs they should get in on appeal especially if you threaten to sue.
So how do you do that? Include a threat in your appeal letter? Or a letter of recommendation from your lawyer? Asking for a friend.
Seriously? Asking for a friend? You sound nuts.
She's clearly being sarcastic because the idea is absurd. The time to appeal is over.
Anonymous
05/17/2018 22:25
Subject: Re:Someone who got in told me anyone who appeals gets in. Is that true?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Threaten to sue and your appeal will get in.as long as their scores on cogat or nnat or wisc are near cutoff. FCPS is afraid of a lawsuit showing how subjective the process is. If your kid is anywhere near the cutoffs they should get in on appeal especially if you threaten to sue.
So how do you do that? Include a threat in your appeal letter? Or a letter of recommendation from your lawyer? Asking for a friend.
Seriously? Asking for a friend? You sound nuts.
Anonymous
05/17/2018 21:22
Subject: Re:Someone who got in told me anyone who appeals gets in. Is that true?
Anonymous wrote:I had heard this also before I appealed on my DC's behalf last year. Wasn't true for us!
Do you mind mentioning what score they denied? Did you apply with a new test score?
Anonymous
05/17/2018 19:50
Subject: Re:Someone who got in told me anyone who appeals gets in. Is that true?
Anonymous wrote:Threaten to sue and your appeal will get in.as long as their scores on cogat or nnat or wisc are near cutoff. FCPS is afraid of a lawsuit showing how subjective the process is. If your kid is anywhere near the cutoffs they should get in on appeal especially if you threaten to sue.
So how do you do that? Include a threat in your appeal letter? Or a letter of recommendation from your lawyer? Asking for a friend.
Anonymous
05/17/2018 17:51
Subject: Re:Someone who got in told me anyone who appeals gets in. Is that true?
Threaten to sue and your appeal will get in.as long as their scores on cogat or nnat or wisc are near cutoff. FCPS is afraid of a lawsuit showing how subjective the process is. If your kid is anywhere near the cutoffs they should get in on appeal especially if you threaten to sue.