<p>CC username: grade for current year, grade for next year, gender-age, location
A: accepted (w or w/o FA); W: waitlisted (w or w/o FA); R: rejected (w or w/o FA)
CYGPA: current year GPA as an approximate out of 100 w/tracking if exists (type of school)
ST: standardized testing results (times taken to obtain best results)
I: interviews; E: essays; TR: teacher recommendations; PS: parent statement
H: hook
EC: extra-curricular activities</p>
<p>MB4HSWW: Grade 8 CY, Grade 9 NY, F-13, suburban Boston area
A: Hogwarts (w /FA); W: Beauxbatons (w/o FA); R: Durmstrang
CY GPA: 93 w/all honors (strong suburban public)
ST: SSAT 85v, 92m, 93r (1x)
I: good; E: strong writer; TR: good; PS: average to good
H: Quidditchnationally ranked Keeper and URM (muggle-born)
EC: school leadership, piano, chorus</p>
<p>He is thinking like a current high schooler, but most kids applying are in 8th grade. I think his ideas are great (and this is just another version of his concept), but I am trying to offer a simpler means of collecting information that is useful for people like us going for March 2010.</p>
<p>Plus it has a lot of clutter. Which would make it harder to find where the actual stats start.
15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.</p>
<p>I think most people will use Tom’s thread since he did have dibs on the stats and admission thread or whatever, but this thread is a good idea because it is simpler and takes ecs into consideration.</p>
<p>I like toms better…no one cares about ECs to much. People will exagerate…if you feel the need then put it in toms. You have to realize people have been calling dibs on this for months and you come in here with 4 posts lol. If people want tom to change his a little then ask.</p>
<p>Not trying to take over, but I thought about it this morning. I read through Tom’s stuff and all the information that followed. I also looked at what the people from last year said. Not to be mean, but this is just CC. It is a community, but people tend to come and go. You may not care about ECs, but I do believe others have indicated that they do.</p>
<p>My thread was just a suggestion. Did not mean to offend.</p>