Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Bates
Tulane
Hamilton
Nobody’s getting into two lane with a B average unless it’s under a sports scholarship.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Bates
Tulane
Hamilton
HA HA HA HA
I have a senior at a Big 3:
Wisconsin is for b+/a- and ABOVE students with good to great test scores and lots of rigor. Keep in min the heavy hitter kids use it as a safety. Almost a third of the class from our school applied and about 6 that I know of got in EA the rest deferred or rejected.
That is a ridiculous list- Tulane maybe if ED and full pay, if not forget it
Hamilton and Bates are more competitive.
My kid's B student friends- Colorado, UVM, Alabama, Tennessee, Ol' Miss etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We aren’t talking about any B students, we are talking about kids coming from academically rigorous schools known to have grade deflation. SLACs in particular are very familiar with these schools and admit their students. People saying no way just aren’t familiar with the admission patterns from those schools.
That could be possible but then that student could certainly get into Tulane or Wisc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DS is an OK student at a Big-3 (Sidwell/GDS/StA)--B average, with a good number of AP/honors/"upper level" courses. SATs average for the school (1400s). Let's assume no hook, or small hook. Full pay (no FA or scholarship needed.) Will probably write a strong essay, but not astonishingly good. What are typical target schools for this kind of student? Thank you!
B-average (3.0-3.3) is well below the mean at the Big 3 and they will not have a shot at UVA or William and Mary. UMiami, USouthCarolina, Auburn, UTK, JMU.
Anonymous wrote:DS is an OK student at a Big-3 (Sidwell/GDS/StA)--B average, with a good number of AP/honors/"upper level" courses. SATs average for the school (1400s). Let's assume no hook, or small hook. Full pay (no FA or scholarship needed.) Will probably write a strong essay, but not astonishingly good. What are typical target schools for this kind of student? Thank you!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DS is an OK student at a Big-3 (Sidwell/GDS/StA)--B average, with a good number of AP/honors/"upper level" courses. SATs average for the school (1400s). Let's assume no hook, or small hook. Full pay (no FA or scholarship needed.) Will probably write a strong essay, but not astonishingly good. What are typical target schools for this kind of student? Thank you!
Nowhere better than the same student in a public school.
Should have invested that money in rental properties or an ETF. The opportunity cost is about $1 million for each kid.
Anonymous wrote:DS is an OK student at a Big-3 (Sidwell/GDS/StA)--B average, with a good number of AP/honors/"upper level" courses. SATs average for the school (1400s). Let's assume no hook, or small hook. Full pay (no FA or scholarship needed.) Will probably write a strong essay, but not astonishingly good. What are typical target schools for this kind of student? Thank you!
Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Bates
Tulane
Hamilton