Oh ok thank you
Of Course!
_mya’s advice can work but there are other approaches to attending a Ten School event and interview. I’d recommend against bragging. Remember, they will be living with the next class (2030) for 4 years, and they want to be with nice kids who are curious and have a passion for things beyond themselves. I do agree that you need to be comfortable talking about your accomplishments, and that sounds a lot like bragging, but it is a slightly different attitude. I’d recommend focusing on your passions if you are trying to get into Exeter. They want kids with passion, curiosity, and kindness. A kid that lights up about frogs and wants to share their love of frogs with classmates will be more compelling than a kid with a great resume. Really think about what lights you up, what you are curious about, and how you could share that with others. Focus on how you want to engage with the school, and what you can offer to the community. The whole application process can be a wonderful learning and growing experience as you answer these deeper questions about yourself and your life. It takes some effort, but thinking about things that give you joy and light you up can be fun.
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Thank you so much for rephrasing, I feel that sounds better than what I put!
Thank you so much, I think I should maybe express my love for soccer over there because they also have a good soccer program/tradition over there.
What was your SSAT score?
HEY! I’m from frisco, a city near dallas, and I did UIL too! 1st in number sense but sadly only 3rd in math, best of luck!