DSA 2011
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My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS…likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI…I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools… is it just this year or gep students?
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cluelessmom:
My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS........likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI......I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools... is it just this year or gep students?
Sorry I didn't get u .... You mean more choose nygh or rgs? -
cluelessmom:
My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS........likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI......I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools... is it just this year or gep students?
But NYGH is the one with the higher COP ! -
More choosing RGS and by a huge difference in numbers..... So far she has heard only of 3 or 4 girls opting for NYGH out of the 4 classes of girls....... :skeptical:
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CloudeeDaz:
i agree i agree
yes, but u should not think oni of the mahuan the parents hv when they want change school.verykiasu2010:
actually the mahuan is on the parents who need to do some foot work
must think of all the work that the school went through to pick the student , must arrange for interviews, must check all your certs that u submitted, must call, sms ,emailed on time , otherwise all parents neck long long then complain in some forums.. :evil:
after all the hard work , the school give you CO , then u get high T score and now think the school not good enuf for you!
:siam:
lidat not so good right?
just my 2 cents.
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cluelessmom:
More choosing RGS and by a huge difference in numbers..... So far she has heard only of 3 or 4 girls opting for NYGH out of the 4 classes of girls....... :skeptical:
Maybe they feel tt though both are good schools but coming to yr 5-6.. It is better to be in The R family ... :scratchhead: -
ngbrdad:
because many NYPS girls going in with t-score of 250, or even 247+3cluelessmom:
My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS........likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI......I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools... is it just this year or gep students?
But NYGH is the one with the higher COP ! -
ngbrdad:
Cop only capture the t score of those going thru s1 posting only. DSA students not taken into account.cluelessmom:
My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS........likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI......I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools... is it just this year or gep students?
But NYGH is the one with the higher COP ! -
ngbrdad:
Yep.....exactly.....I have no idea y so........ Peer influence? Hmmmmm, she is a little wavered...... I still dun get it.....cluelessmom:
My dd and I were really surprised at how few of her cohort is choosing NYGH over RGS........likewise for the boys with the vast majority choosing RI over HCI......I really dun quite understand y when both are equally good schools... is it just this year or gep students?
But NYGH is the one with the higher COP ! -
vlim:
Oic.... So the final statement is actually directed to parents who are thinking of 'abandoning' RGS after putting them as 1st choice..... :evil:
In case u change your mind ... We r allow to amend our submission from now till 28/10 for onetime only ...Tinkerbelle:
Hi Trex8,
I also receive the 'Acceptance of Offer' email from RGS after submitting the DSA preference form online yesterday. Like you, I was surprised when I read the email. Completely agree with you that the email seems to be
targeting the wrong audience.
The strangest thing was the email ended with:
We hope you will consider our offer to you carefully and we look forward to you joining the RGS family in 2012.
:scratchhead: I was thinking why do we need to consider their offer carefully when we have just submitted our preference? This statement seems more applicable before parents submit their preference online.
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