Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Yale part is more true than the jail part.
This is for the class of 2016: http://www.wilsonhs.org/ourpages/auto/2011/4/15/39942607/Wilsonprofile2016-17webreduced.pdf
Mind you, this is where they actually went. Kids get into schools hoping for financial aid packages that may not work out, or they get a full ride to a less prestigious school and take it (smart move).
67 seniors with straight As? Jesus.
67 seniors with straight As....but only about 12 to 14 seniors went to elite schools (Ivy + UNC, Berkely, Stanford, G'town and similar)
So going to Wilson to earn higher grades doesn't directly translate into elite school acceptance. There must be more
it's not 67 seniors with straigh A's - its 67 seniors with more than a 4.0. If you are taking AP classes and your GPA will always read higher. It does not mean they all 67 had straight A's. Someone posted earlier for 2015 and 2016 9 Wilson students enrolled in Ivy League schools (MIT+ Stanford) this [/b]does not[b] include other schools like G'town. Michigan etc. As stated earlier - use Naviance to see the real stats.
As stated earlier, the "real" stats on Naviance rely heavily on self-reporting on the part of students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Yale part is more true than the jail part.
This is for the class of 2016: http://www.wilsonhs.org/ourpages/auto/2011/4/15/39942607/Wilsonprofile2016-17webreduced.pdf
Mind you, this is where they actually went. Kids get into schools hoping for financial aid packages that may not work out, or they get a full ride to a less prestigious school and take it (smart move).
67 seniors with straight As? Jesus.
67 seniors with straight As....but only about 12 to 14 seniors went to elite schools (Ivy + UNC, Berkely, Stanford, G'town and similar)
So going to Wilson to earn higher grades doesn't directly translate into elite school acceptance. There must be more
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Yale part is more true than the jail part.
This is for the class of 2016: http://www.wilsonhs.org/ourpages/auto/2011/4/15/39942607/Wilsonprofile2016-17webreduced.pdf
Mind you, this is where they actually went. Kids get into schools hoping for financial aid packages that may not work out, or they get a full ride to a less prestigious school and take it (smart move).
67 seniors with straight As? Jesus.
67 seniors with straight As....but only about 12 to 14 seniors went to elite schools (Ivy + UNC, Berkely, Stanford, G'town and similar)
So going to Wilson to earn higher grades doesn't directly translate into elite school acceptance. There must be more
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Yale part is more true than the jail part.
This is for the class of 2016: http://www.wilsonhs.org/ourpages/auto/2011/4/15/39942607/Wilsonprofile2016-17webreduced.pdf
Mind you, this is where they actually went. Kids get into schools hoping for financial aid packages that may not work out, or they get a full ride to a less prestigious school and take it (smart move).
67 seniors with straight As? Jesus.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wilson's #s are in league with many of the MoCo schools -- in terms of Ivy etc acceptances -- (the world is not what it used to be in terms of #s accepted from area schools) http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/September-October-2015/College-Admissions-Chart/index.php?cparticle=7&siarticle=6#artanc
Proof?
open the link... for example: Yale. BCC 33 applied, 3 accepted; Wooton 19 applied, 0 accepted; WJ 16 applied, 0 accepted; Whitman 26 applied, 0 accepted; Churchill 22 applied, 2 accepted... etc.
Anonymous wrote:So, if you discount Cornell... and this is accepted, not enrolled... (so doesn't account for the kids that got into more than one of these)
Walter Johnson (12 total) Brown 0; Columbia 1; Cornell 7; Dartmouth 1; Harvard 2; Yale 0; Penn 0: Stanford 1; MIT 0
Whitman (34 total) Brown 4; Columbia 3: Cornell 15; Dartmouth: 2; Harvard 1; Yale 0; Penn 3; Stanford 3; MIT 3
Anonymous wrote:So, if you discount Cornell... and this is accepted, not enrolled... (so doesn't account for the kids that got into more than one of these)
Walter Johnson (12 total) Brown 0; Columbia 1; Cornell 7; Dartmouth 1; Harvard 2; Yale 0; Penn 0: Stanford 1; MIT 0
Whitman (34 total) Brown 4; Columbia 3: Cornell 15; Dartmouth: 2; Harvard 1; Yale 0; Penn 3; Stanford 3; MIT 3
Anonymous wrote:There is no way more than 10 kids from one Wilson class are going to Ivy's. Class size by senior year is more like 300. Forgot how many people drop out.[/quot
There's a difference between enrolling and being accepted.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wilson's #s are in league with many of the MoCo schools -- in terms of Ivy etc acceptances -- (the world is not what it used to be in terms of #s accepted from area schools) http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/September-October-2015/College-Admissions-Chart/index.php?cparticle=7&siarticle=6#artanc
Proof?
open the link... for example: Yale. BCC 33 applied, 3 accepted; Wooton 19 applied, 0 accepted; WJ 16 applied, 0 accepted; Whitman 26 applied, 0 accepted; Churchill 22 applied, 2 accepted... etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wilson's #s are in league with many of the MoCo schools -- in terms of Ivy etc acceptances -- (the world is not what it used to be in terms of #s accepted from area schools) http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/September-October-2015/College-Admissions-Chart/index.php?cparticle=7&siarticle=6#artanc
Proof?
Anonymous wrote:Wilson's #s are in league with many of the MoCo schools -- in terms of Ivy etc acceptances -- (the world is not what it used to be in terms of #s accepted from area schools) http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Magazine/September-October-2015/College-Admissions-Chart/index.php?cparticle=7&siarticle=6#artanc