Anonymous
09/23/2022 10:41
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:U of Tampa is right in the middle of that size range and very easy for a decent student or above to get into. Shit.
My friend's daughter is looking at FL schools and they visited Tampa last weekend. They really liked it.
Anonymous
09/23/2022 10:39
Subject: Re:Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Get the fiske guide!
Princeton Review is also excellent.
Anonymous
09/20/2022 11:14
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
U of Tampa is right in the middle of that size range and very easy for a decent student or above to get into. Shit.
Anonymous
09/20/2022 10:23
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges
W&M mid SAT 1520/1360 with 51% of enrolled students submitting. Wake mid 50 SAT is 1480/1380 with 23% submitting. W&M ACT is 34/31 with 19% of enrolled students submitting. ACT mid 50 is 33/30 with 32% submitting. So I'd say W&M is a bit higher.
Rochester's CDS is messed up. It appears the ACT score shows up in the SAT row and there are no SAT scores shown. But it says only 22% submitted SAT and 7% ACT, so the scores aren't going to be very representative of enrolled students.
Not sure SAT/ACT score comparison means much for Wake, as it really doesn’t not consider them much, having been test optional way before Covid.
On what basis can we really tell how qualified the enrolled students are?
+1
Anonymous
09/18/2022 17:54
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges
W&M mid SAT 1520/1360 with 51% of enrolled students submitting. Wake mid 50 SAT is 1480/1380 with 23% submitting. W&M ACT is 34/31 with 19% of enrolled students submitting. ACT mid 50 is 33/30 with 32% submitting. So I'd say W&M is a bit higher.
Rochester's CDS is messed up. It appears the ACT score shows up in the SAT row and there are no SAT scores shown. But it says only 22% submitted SAT and 7% ACT, so the scores aren't going to be very representative of enrolled students.
Not sure SAT/ACT score comparison means much for Wake, as it really doesn’t not consider them much, having been test optional way before Covid.
On what basis can we really tell how qualified the enrolled students are?
Anonymous
09/18/2022 13:31
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges
W&M mid SAT 1520/1360 with 51% of enrolled students submitting. Wake mid 50 SAT is 1480/1380 with 23% submitting. W&M ACT is 34/31 with 19% of enrolled students submitting. ACT mid 50 is 33/30 with 32% submitting. So I'd say W&M is a bit higher.
Rochester's CDS is messed up. It appears the ACT score shows up in the SAT row and there are no SAT scores shown. But it says only 22% submitted SAT and 7% ACT, so the scores aren't going to be very representative of enrolled students.
Not sure SAT/ACT score comparison means much for Wake, as it really doesn’t not consider them much, having been test optional way before Covid.
Anonymous
09/18/2022 12:07
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges
W&M mid SAT 1520/1360 with 51% of enrolled students submitting. Wake mid 50 SAT is 1480/1380 with 23% submitting. W&M ACT is 34/31 with 19% of enrolled students submitting. ACT mid 50 is 33/30 with 32% submitting. So I'd say W&M is a bit higher.
Rochester's CDS is messed up. It appears the ACT score shows up in the SAT row and there are no SAT scores shown. But it says only 22% submitted SAT and 7% ACT, so the scores aren't going to be very representative of enrolled students.
Anonymous
09/16/2022 16:50
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges
Anonymous
09/16/2022 13:17
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Some of these schools listed here - a lot actually - are not that easy to get into
Anonymous
09/15/2022 20:08
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Or an “r”
I never understood how you could get "Lester" out of Leicester for the square in London or "Gloster" out of Gloucester.
Anonymous
09/15/2022 20:05
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Or an “r”
Anonymous
09/15/2022 19:09
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were:
Lehigh
Santa Clara
University of Denver
Worchester Polytech
Villanova
Wake Forest
University of Rochester
William and Mary
Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there.
Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026
Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though.
Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester.
Anonymous
09/15/2022 16:08
Subject: Re:Midsize schools (vent)
Elon
Anonymous
09/15/2022 15:12
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Finding good medium size schools (5,000-15,000 undergrads) that aren't super hard to get in to feels impossible. The only school my junior is interested in so far is Lehigh and it could be a reach school depending on how this year plays out.
Not super hard to get into -- this will depend (in part) on what your DC's stats are.
A few more to check out
U Richmond
Providence College
Creighton
CO Mines
Gonzaga
Santa Clara
Univ San Diego
LMU
Villanova
TCU
U Miami
Loyola Chicago
GWU
Fordham
WPI
Baylor
Stevens Inst
Clark
St. Louis U
RIT
Clarkson
Chapman
U Denver
U San Francisco
DePaul
Seattle U
(Sorry I should not have included U Richmond in there)
Sorry again, I didn't mean to include Villanova either
Anonymous
09/15/2022 15:08
Subject: Midsize schools (vent)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Finding good medium size schools (5,000-15,000 undergrads) that aren't super hard to get in to feels impossible. The only school my junior is interested in so far is Lehigh and it could be a reach school depending on how this year plays out.
Not super hard to get into -- this will depend (in part) on what your DC's stats are.
A few more to check out
U Richmond
Providence College
Creighton
CO Mines
Gonzaga
Santa Clara
Univ San Diego
LMU
Villanova
TCU
U Miami
Loyola Chicago
GWU
Fordham
WPI
Baylor
Stevens Inst
Clark
St. Louis U
RIT
Clarkson
Chapman
U Denver
U San Francisco
DePaul
Seattle U
(Sorry I should not have included U Richmond in there)