Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, my kid was waitlisted too. He hasn't earned a B+ since one in freshman year, but did end last year with a few A-. He also applied to Pitt and Penn State. We saw those as safeties and VT as a target, but I considered it a solid target. He's also applied to many of the other schools mentioned in this thread and is sitting on a bunch of deferrals.
Is he in at Pitt and Penn State though?
Or is he an engineering candidate and is dealing with steeper odds?
Anonymous wrote:How many APs did your dc take?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most places.
+1. Especially if you are full pay.
Tulane, Wake Forest, SMU, Bucknell, U Miami, Syracuse
Wake Forest doesn’t belong in this group, their acceptance rate is going to be around 15 percent this year.
Then neither does Tulane, which had a 9% admit rate last year.
That’s because Tulane took all but 100 kids through ED and EA. ED acceptance rate is probably over 50%. RD was under 1%. They are totally gaming the system to look more selective. Even worse than Northeastern.
Anonymous wrote:OP, my kid was waitlisted too. He hasn't earned a B+ since one in freshman year, but did end last year with a few A-. He also applied to Pitt and Penn State. We saw those as safeties and VT as a target, but I considered it a solid target. He's also applied to many of the other schools mentioned in this thread and is sitting on a bunch of deferrals.
Anonymous wrote:OP, my kid was waitlisted too. He hasn't earned a B+ since one in freshman year, but did end last year with a few A-. He also applied to Pitt and Penn State. We saw those as safeties and VT as a target, but I considered it a solid target. He's also applied to many of the other schools mentioned in this thread and is sitting on a bunch of deferrals.