Both of these are tougher admits for women, and W&M is especially tough for out of state women. The overall admissions stats don’t tell the whole story. I would consider both of these reaches.
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According to the OP, data-infused Scoir indicates a 100% acceptance rate at Vassar for applicants with profiles similar to that of this student. For this reason, Vassar may represent a match of some type — perhaps a low match — for the OP’s daughter.
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To provide an update…
My daughter chose not to repeat the SAT…
She applied ED to Cornell - Brooks Public Policy, submitting her score, 1460.
She was accepted.
Prior to Cornell acceptance, she also was accepted to SUNY Binghamton and Clark ($36k merit). She withdrew everything else.
She was going to ED2 to Emory.
Her submitted/withdrawn other schools:
Brown
Brandeis
George Washington
NYU
William and Mary
Amherst
Tufts
Vassar
UCLA
UC Berkeley
UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara
UVA
U Maryland - College Park
University of Rochester
University of Richmond
Boston University
U Mass Amherst
I appreciate everyone’s feedback here through the process.
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Fabulous! Congratulations!!
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Congrats!!!
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Congrats to her.
Did she get a chance to fall in love before applying ED ?
Originally this wasn’t a top school for her.
Best of luck to her. A great get!!
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Thanks. I don’t know about “love” but it became her top choice as she processed all the info.
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