Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unhooked and 1,580 SAT is an oxymoron. That was your hook.
Umm, no.
Yeah, that's not a hook. That's just high stats.
+100
Anonymous wrote:My unhooked DC was accepted OOS from a DC private and offered Honors College. Stats were virtually all As in most rigorous classes, 35 ACT, varsity sports x4 years, and several ECs with leadership plus student government.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When does everyone think UNC EA will come out?
Next Friday 1/31
UNC, UVA and UMD are all Firday 1-31 so a lot of hearts may be broken next Friday in the DMV
DD's heart is already broken from 12/15 with UVA's ED rejection.
Anonymous wrote:You don’t stand out. Accept the odds and apply if you want, but know it’s highly unlikely. Focus on where your kid has a realistic chance rather than wasting your time on something you know isn’t going to happen
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When does everyone think UNC EA will come out?
Next Friday 1/31
UNC, UVA and UMD are all Firday 1-31 so a lot of hearts may be broken next Friday in the DMV
DD's heart is already broken from 12/15 with UVA's ED rejection.
Michigan, too, I think?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When does everyone think UNC EA will come out?
Next Friday 1/31
UNC, UVA and UMD are all Firday 1-31 so a lot of hearts may be broken next Friday in the DMV
DD's heart is already broken from 12/15 with UVA's ED rejection.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unhooked and 1,580 SAT is an oxymoron. That was your hook.
Umm, no.
Yeah, that's not a hook. That's just high stats.
This. A hook is something that:
Allows someone with lower stats to be admitted over someone else and/or
Gives the app preference for an early admission and/or
Allows someone with good stats to be admitted over others with good or better stats
- low income
- recruited
- first gen
- location you’re from (rural, state where the school has few to no applicants)
- famous/rich kid or parent(s)
-minority
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:HI asking for a friend, UNC is still test optional? Their DC has great stats but not great SAT-just not a good test taker.
Thanks
Google works for this. Why can't your friend answer this? Or their kid?
Anonymous wrote:HI asking for a friend, UNC is still test optional? Their DC has great stats but not great SAT-just not a good test taker.
Thanks
Anonymous wrote:Already posted as NC resident. I haven’t heard of the oos legacy being treated as in-state, but can definitely confirm plenty of legacy kids are denied.
If UVA was an option, I wouldn’t spend the money. My own was a Jefferson semi-finalist, once that didn’t pan out, no way I’d pay oos tuition. Similar enough.
Anonymous wrote:I wish UVA accepted more in state students. It's BS how Virginia isn't taking care of its own. My kid maybe still wouldn't have gotten in, but I don't understand why they can't take more in state.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It seems nearly impossible to get into this school from out of state. Why are so many people obsessed with it? Is it that much better than lots of other state flagships?
This. It’s not actually better than other flagships.
It is.
Prove it.
Well get admitted OOS like I did and attend. Then you’ll know.
They didn’t teach you how to craft a better argument? At least we know your opinion might be biased.
Sorry you didn’t get admitted.
lol what a weak rebuttal
It’s the kind of response that people around here think is clever.
NP here. No the response of “prove it” is what posters think make them oh so clever.
What makes a school great for one student may not for another for all types of reasons. How is a PP supposed to “prove” that Carolina (no one calls it UNC-CH) is worth it and may be better than UVA or UMD? One person says it is, another says it’s not. Poster asking for someone to prove it is the disingenuous one.
The school also doesn’t have an artificially induced low acceptance rate. It’s mandated by law since the 80s.
It’s a lazy comment, to be sure. But no, the whole “sorry you didn’t get admitted/your kid didn’t get admitted/your kid didn’t get a bid” type comments that come up regularly here as if they are good comebacks just show how socially and intellectually stunted many of the people on this forum are.