Groton School, MA.

<p>Sorry 2010! :(. I wish I could help.</p>

<p>Not asking any specific question, just posting to tell BlueRaven1 that I like how she proudly puts “Groton '14” on her location :).</p>

<p>Thanks Assign! :smiley: You applying next year?</p>

<p>And yes, I was thrilled to type that out!!!</p>

<p>Yes I’m definitely applying next year and I’ll be reapplying to several schools that rejected me this year. Maybe not Groton, sorry Blue :(.</p>

<p>Also, I notice that the schools to which you applied last year are small to mid-sized ones who have traditional, formal atmosphere. What is it about the spirits of these schools that interest you?</p>

<p>To international FA applicants:</p>

<p>From the Groton website:</p>

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<p>Sad that I have to give Groton up :(.</p>

<p>:|. ^^ what a pity.
i wonder if canada’s considered international… time to go email the admissions office!</p>

<p>but if anyone knows (cough, this means you, blueraven / winterset), feel free to share :wink: thanks!</p>

<p>Canadian are considered domestic by most schools.</p>

<p>I’m being included in the same sentence as Winterset info wise? I’m honoured but I think I have a loong to go before I’m any where near Winterset information wise. The int’l line was a little dodgy for me actually but they classified me as domestic because I currently live here. Yeah, you’re right assign, I did go for smaller schools. I’ve always attended, smaller (although they weren’t considered small) schools that are quite formal until recently and I guess I just went with what was fairly familiar. I don’t care if you don’t apply to Groton Assign (got to do whats right for you) but good luck with your apps!</p>

<p>But Blue do your parents pay tax returns in the U.S if you don’t mind answering ?</p>

<p>That’s the point. I asked several schools and they said filling out US taxes would put you in the domestic FA pool. So in terms of aid, it all depends on whether you earn $.</p>

<p>No they don’t.</p>

<p>Canadians ARE considered domestic by most schools when it comes to FA. Groton gives FA to Canadians.</p>

<p>That’s what I was saying, I’m pretty sure they don’t consider Canadians int’l when it comes to FA. :)</p>

<p>omg blue i’m going to groton next year too :)) see you! totally haha. umm i don’t think canadians are considered domestic. i mean, canada is america’s bff, but they’re still different countries. </p>

<p>Blue, are you on FA?</p>

<p>Ok I just feel like posting after a while of lurking lately so here comes the answer to Nerdgeekdork’s question: Blue is on FA. Groton gives her the most FA.</p>

<p>Quick question. My D accepted Groton a few weeks back but has not received any correspondence from them as yet. Has anyone received anything from Groton post sending in the acceptance forms and check? Thanks</p>

<p>I am so excited to see this thread. I am a parent interested in learning more about Groton. Blue Raven, why do you like Groton? And, what kind of boys do you think would do well there?</p>

<p>My son is applying to Groton. Would really appreciate continuing this thread. Why so there so little information on Groton on CC?</p>

<p>Ton of info on Groton. Just run a search.</p>