Anonymous wrote:My DC is waiting for a handful of RD decisions, but to be honest, they’ve lost interest. It feels too long to wait! They have several great EA options.
Anonymous wrote:It's crawling by...and once we get RD decisions back, it's going to be a mad dash to arrange admitted student day visits. I'm honestly not sure how we're going to juggle it because both DH and I have crazy work commitments in April. We sent our older son to his ASD solo, and he ended up stuck in an airport overnight. I honestly don't want my very petite D26 trying to navigate hotel check ins, ubers and flights by herself, so we'll figure it out!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is everyone handling schools that give priority for housing based on the date you accept and sign a housing contract? Are you just sacrificing any priority until you hear from and visit all the schools and can make a final decision? Or are you provisionally accepting at one school and switching if you get accepted at a place that is a better fit? If you are provisionally accepting somewhere, how do you talk your kid through what basically feels like a forced and premature acceptance?
We are waiting on one RD decision, not her favorite but she would consider it if she gets in. She got into her theoretical top choice ED so we put the deposit down so she could sign the housing contract and get in line for a dorm room. It is refundable if you notify the ED school by May 1st.
She is talking to girls via Instagram looking for connections, and maybe a roommate but I am not going to lie, she is a little nervous. Admitted students day will hopefully help.
Oops. I did. Non-binding early action.
I hope you mean EA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is everyone handling schools that give priority for housing based on the date you accept and sign a housing contract? Are you just sacrificing any priority until you hear from and visit all the schools and can make a final decision? Or are you provisionally accepting at one school and switching if you get accepted at a place that is a better fit? If you are provisionally accepting somewhere, how do you talk your kid through what basically feels like a forced and premature acceptance?
We are waiting on one RD decision, not her favorite but she would consider it if she gets in. She got into her theoretical top choice ED so we put the deposit down so she could sign the housing contract and get in line for a dorm room. It is refundable if you notify the ED school by May 1st.
She is talking to girls via Instagram looking for connections, and maybe a roommate but I am not going to lie, she is a little nervous. Admitted students day will hopefully help.
Anonymous wrote:How is everyone handling schools that give priority for housing based on the date you accept and sign a housing contract? Are you just sacrificing any priority until you hear from and visit all the schools and can make a final decision? Or are you provisionally accepting at one school and switching if you get accepted at a place that is a better fit? If you are provisionally accepting somewhere, how do you talk your kid through what basically feels like a forced and premature acceptance?
Anonymous wrote:Use your EA decisions /merit as a proxy for RD. Pretty accurate for us last cycle.