Anonymous wrote:(nearly 4.0; one B+ in high school, so GPA was something like 3.98 uw)
33 ACT
Northeastern
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Back when I was in school, there were maybe 1 or 2 in our class of 200 who had a 4.0 UWGPA.
My dd is #37 in her class with a 4.0 unweighted. She has APs, advanced and college classes as well. Her weighted is 5.9.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What’s the point of this thread? Basically, the top schools are majority 4.0 kids.
yes, but we are wondering about the opposite. how many 4.0 kids go to crappy schools.
What's crappy? Best students at our school stay in-state for the most part. Then a couple go to Tulane, Vanderbilt...The rich ones.
Tulane is crappy. Vanderbilt is ok.
Your post about Tulane is based on what exactly? Our kid is at Tulane and it seems everyone there is driven. DC said if they aren't taking 16+ credits a semester, they aren't keeping up. Lots of double majors or multiple minors. Like DC's classmates, DC has placed very well with internships and has a post-grad job offer. Sorry if your kid didn't have a good outcome, but that doesn't seem to be the norm.
And Vanderbilt is "okay" lol!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Back when I was in school, there were maybe 1 or 2 in our class of 200 who had a 4.0 UWGPA.
My dd is #37 in her class with a 4.0 unweighted. She has APs, advanced and college classes as well. Her weighted is 5.9.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4.0 UW, 1550 SAT
Stanford
He had incredible extracurriculars and [i]we curated his application starting from freshman year[b]. I had a relative that was a former admissions officer at Penn, Vanderbilt, and Duke. We knew what we were doing.
The bolded made me throw up in my mouth
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Back when I was in school, there were maybe 1 or 2 in our class of 200 who had a 4.0 UWGPA.
My dd is #37 in her class with a 4.0 unweighted. She has APs, advanced and college classes as well. Her weighted is 5.9.
Anonymous wrote:Back when I was in school, there were maybe 1 or 2 in our class of 200 who had a 4.0 UWGPA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4.0 UW, 1550 SAT
Stanford
He had incredible extracurriculars and [i]we curated his application starting from freshman year[b]. I had a relative that was a former admissions officer at Penn, Vanderbilt, and Duke. We knew what we were doing.
The bolded made me throw up in my mouth
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brown ED
Standardized test scores submitted or TO?
Submitted 1540, I think
App was very strong in recommendations (her school wanted to nominate her for UVA Jefferson award)
Also very involved in social justice and school leadership and sports, but a Mediocre athlete :/
Well rounded - lots of AP history and literature, and even 1 science and calc AB, but hates math & science
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What’s the point of this thread? Basically, the top schools are majority 4.0 kids.
yes, but we are wondering about the opposite. how many 4.0 kids go to crappy schools.
What's crappy? Best students at our school stay in-state for the most part. Then a couple go to Tulane, Vanderbilt...The rich ones.
Tulane is crappy. Vanderbilt is ok.