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Anonymous wrote:Rejected. Had coach support, which kept some sliver of hope alive, but we knew it would be tough.

If you don’t mind me asking, what were DCs stats? DD is headed up for junior day soon and not sure how much of a long shot this is going to be.

If coach is experienced (there for awhile), approx 30% of ones they offer up get admitted.

My DD was rejected also. 4.0 UW, 6 APs (taking another 6 senior year), 1560, an international award in a STEM competition, research through a competitive summer program, two varsity sports, etc. Wasn't expecting to get in due to the ridiculously low odds. Moving on.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rejected. Had coach support, which kept some sliver of hope alive, but we knew it would be tough.

If you don’t mind me asking, what were DCs stats? DD is headed up for junior day soon and not sure how much of a long shot this is going to be.

For anyone, it's an extremely long shot. Consider it more of a lottery than anything else.

Anonymous wrote:Rejected. Had coach support, which kept some sliver of hope alive, but we knew it would be tough.

If you don’t mind me asking, what were DCs stats? DD is headed up for junior day soon and not sure how much of a long shot this is going to be.

Anonymous wrote:rejected MIT and Caltech. Waitlist at Harvey Mudd. Ugh.

My kid is waitlisted at Harvey Mudd too! But he has gotten some solid offers already, so it is OK.

Rejected.

AMIE, Math For Girls contestant, max rigor with 4.0

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Anonymous wrote:Uugh, waitlisted

I know that is frustrating but it is even competitive for a waitlist offer.

Yes and gtech socially may be better for my kid

Something’s going on and UMich (always strong) is going to have one of the most academically strong classes ever…

Anonymous wrote:How important is interviews with MIT? By this, I don't mean if the individual got an interview but that the interview went well.

My friend has been doing alum interviews for years in DC. Every single applicant they've recommended has been rejected. Including ones from TJ.

Anonymous wrote:My DD has heart set on MIT for next year, which is not wise. If rejected or admitted, can you share why DC thought they were a good candidate? Stats, ECs, whatever? TIA and good luck all!

You need national or international awards. If you don't have it, you aren't getting in.

Anonymous wrote:Uugh, waitlisted

I know that is frustrating but it is even competitive for a waitlist offer.

Uugh, waitlisted

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Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone is keeping all hopes up. I am hoping in the lord.

Father Brown always told me that the Lord is prioritizes college admissions in his distribution of miracles.

Provided you donate to his good works.

Rejected. Had coach support, which kept some sliver of hope alive, but we knew it would be tough.

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Anonymous wrote:rejected MIT and Caltech. Waitlist at Harvey Mudd. Ugh.

Sorry. How disappointing.

What's their current front-runner?

Thank you for the kind words. This cycle has been tough (also rejected from Pton early).

Probably UMich. Waiting for Ivy and a few other schools... Hopes are not high though