Anonymous wrote:3.91 GPA, 1510 SAT, 11 AP 5s, In-state, president of key club. Child got flat out rejected from LSA today. We're currently distraught.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
It is infuriating.
Anonymous wrote:It's crazy because they deferred many 4.0/1580s and admitted a lot of 3.7/1450s. this makes no sense because they could have locked down those high stats kids and now they'll lose many of them. They always end up taking the 3.7/1450s off the waitlist but why take them now?
it's going to have a ricochet effect of chaos because some of the 4.0/1580s would have Ed'd elsewhere in a prior year and would have been locked down and out of the admission pool but now they're in the RD pool which always causes chaos for a high school they end up accumulating admissions they'll never take.
Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
Anonymous wrote:3.91 GPA, 1510 SAT, 11 AP 5s, In-state, president of key club. Child got flat out rejected from LSA today. We're currently distraught.
Anonymous wrote:It's crazy because they deferred many 4.0/1580s and admitted a lot of 3.7/1450s. this makes no sense because they could have locked down those high stats kids and now they'll lose many of them. They always end up taking the 3.7/1450s off the waitlist but why take them now?
it's going to have a ricochet effect of chaos because some of the 4.0/1580s would have Ed'd elsewhere in a prior year and would have been locked down and out of the admission pool but now they're in the RD pool which always causes chaos for a high school they end up accumulating admissions they'll never take.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In, 3.98, 1,580, natl merit, public magnet, BME
Full pay?
Everyone out of state is full pay. They don’t give financial aid to oos applicants.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
Agree. Sounds like an experiment that went bad. The excuse for deferral of so many from EA was the yield question. For ED they should fish or cut bait.
Anonymous wrote:3.91 GPA, 1510 SAT, 11 AP 5s, In-state, president of key club. Child got flat out rejected from LSA today. We're currently distraught.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
Agree. Sounds like an experiment that went bad. The excuse for deferral of so many from EA was the yield question. For ED they should fish or cut bait.
Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
Anonymous wrote:They basically treated these kids exactly the same as they've treated EA kids for years--deferred them to the next step. These kids gave up their only ED chance for nothing.
What a joke.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know that they received over 100K applications. I can't remember where I saw the number. Looking now.
115K total applications and 109K first-year applications.
What’s so special about Michigan? Like sure great school, but 100,000 for a good state school feels insane.
It’s very popular in affluent suburbs in major metro areas (Scarsdale, Wilmette, etc) where kids want “rah rah” culture with strong academics and reputation. Plus there a lot of legacies across the country whose kids apply. Additionally, it’s very sought for in-state students since it’s a great deal and the state of Michigan doesn’t have any big, private universities.
Does this not describe every state school ever?