Anonymous wrote:This behavior costs admissions people time and energy and for every school that accepted her, some student was rejected--maybe an URM who really wanted to go there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The publicity this kid is getting is really the issue because now other kids will get it in their heads to do this. It is really getting out of control. There needs to be a limit on how many applications these kids can submit. Not at all fair to kids who are approaching the process responsibly.
Signed, mom of a kid who was admitted to a top 20 this year (so don't say I am bitter lol)
Wake up MOM. The whole process is unfair. At the end of the day the kid did nothing wrong and is within her right to apply to as many schools as she wants to.
Nope, sorry. There needs to be a cut-off of how many free applications and free test submittals you can do. If you want to pay to apply and pay the college board to send over test scores, fine. The skies the limit. But the unlimited freebies have got to go. Abusing the system.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The publicity this kid is getting is really the issue because now other kids will get it in their heads to do this. It is really getting out of control. There needs to be a limit on how many applications these kids can submit. Not at all fair to kids who are approaching the process responsibly.
Signed, mom of a kid who was admitted to a top 20 this year (so don't say I am bitter lol)
Wake up MOM. The whole process is unfair. At the end of the day the kid did nothing wrong and is within her right to apply to as many schools as she wants to.
Nope, sorry. There needs to be a cut-off of how many free applications and free test submittals you can do. If you want to pay to apply and pay the college board to send over test scores, fine. The skies the limit. But the unlimited freebies have got to go. Abusing the system.
At this moment in time there no cut-off fool, she is within her rights to do this. You can't make people abide by rules that don't exist. And there is no point in getting angry about it. So zip it with the faux outrage.
The girl is an imbecile......case closed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The publicity this kid is getting is really the issue because now other kids will get it in their heads to do this. It is really getting out of control. There needs to be a limit on how many applications these kids can submit. Not at all fair to kids who are approaching the process responsibly.
Signed, mom of a kid who was admitted to a top 20 this year (so don't say I am bitter lol)
Wake up MOM. The whole process is unfair. At the end of the day the kid did nothing wrong and is within her right to apply to as many schools as she wants to.
Nope, sorry. There needs to be a cut-off of how many free applications and free test submittals you can do. If you want to pay to apply and pay the college board to send over test scores, fine. The skies the limit. But the unlimited freebies have got to go. Abusing the system.
At this moment in time there no cut-off fool, she is within her rights to do this. You can't make people abide by rules that don't exist. And there is no point in getting angry about it. So zip it with the faux outrage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where was the college counselor in all of this? Think of the 114 students who may not have received their top choices. Lots of URM students were hurt by this, made upset by this or had college plans change permanently because this woman wanted to trophy hunt. Can't the Common Black application exercise some control here along with the college counselor (assuming parents are asleep at the switch or uninvolved)
Most people don't have a college counselor. She is in her right to apply to as many school as she wants and what happens to other kids is not her issue. I would have mine apply to as many as possible to make sure they get in somewhere. There is always the possibility kids only apply 6-8 schools and get in none. Its happened.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where was the college counselor in all of this? Think of the 114 students who may not have received their top choices. Lots of URM students were hurt by this, made upset by this or had college plans change permanently because this woman wanted to trophy hunt. Can't the Common Black application exercise some control here along with the college counselor (assuming parents are asleep at the switch or uninvolved)
Most people don't have a college counselor. She is in her right to apply to as many school as she wants and what happens to other kids is not her issue. I would have mine apply to as many as possible to make sure they get in somewhere. There is always the possibility kids only apply 6-8 schools and get in none. Its happened.
Yes she is in her right, but the adult in her life failed miserably by letting her abuse the system...and then she is rewarded for it with publicity. Disgusting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where was the college counselor in all of this? Think of the 114 students who may not have received their top choices. Lots of URM students were hurt by this, made upset by this or had college plans change permanently because this woman wanted to trophy hunt. Can't the Common Black application exercise some control here along with the college counselor (assuming parents are asleep at the switch or uninvolved)
Most people don't have a college counselor. She is in her right to apply to as many school as she wants and what happens to other kids is not her issue. I would have mine apply to as many as possible to make sure they get in somewhere. There is always the possibility kids only apply 6-8 schools and get in none. Its happened.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The publicity this kid is getting is really the issue because now other kids will get it in their heads to do this. It is really getting out of control. There needs to be a limit on how many applications these kids can submit. Not at all fair to kids who are approaching the process responsibly.
Signed, mom of a kid who was admitted to a top 20 this year (so don't say I am bitter lol)
Wake up MOM. The whole process is unfair. At the end of the day the kid did nothing wrong and is within her right to apply to as many schools as she wants to.
Nope, sorry. There needs to be a cut-off of how many free applications and free test submittals you can do. If you want to pay to apply and pay the college board to send over test scores, fine. The skies the limit. But the unlimited freebies have got to go. Abusing the system.
Anonymous wrote:Where was the college counselor in all of this? Think of the 114 students who may not have received their top choices. Lots of URM students were hurt by this, made upset by this or had college plans change permanently because this woman wanted to trophy hunt. Can't the Common Black application exercise some control here along with the college counselor (assuming parents are asleep at the switch or uninvolved)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Total waste of time and did she pay for all of those applications?
Is that really any of your business?
Anonymous wrote:People do stupid things. Her applying to 115 schools is far better than trying to be a social media influencer. That she used common app and black app - good for her!
She will obviously only go to one school - so 114 students will be eventually admitted to these places. I think it is a colossal waste but so is binge watching GOT.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The publicity this kid is getting is really the issue because now other kids will get it in their heads to do this. It is really getting out of control. There needs to be a limit on how many applications these kids can submit. Not at all fair to kids who are approaching the process responsibly.
Signed, mom of a kid who was admitted to a top 20 this year (so don't say I am bitter lol)
Wake up MOM. The whole process is unfair. At the end of the day the kid did nothing wrong and is within her right to apply to as many schools as she wants to.