<p>im reapplying to st georges, and thought i would look into some other schools. but i have no clue where to begin. anyone have any suggestions of boarding schools you think i would like???</p>
<p>Tell us what you like. Then we could help you more. :)</p>
<p>yeah, why st. george's??? What r u looking for in a school?</p>
<p>I think she sails.</p>
<p>How do you know? STALKER!!:)
Hey aren't u like only 12 or something?</p>
<p>frenchvanilla, one reason to like St. George's is because it is a very good school. Additionally, it is a beautiful campus, and I think she does sail.</p>
<p>I've never even heard of St. George's, maybe because i've never looked into Catholic schools.</p>
<p>frenchvanilla, it's an Episcopal school.</p>
<p>yeah, well i didn't consider those either. I don't want to go to a school with religious affiliation for personal reasons altohugh I am a Christian. By the way your comment was mean, it hurt my feelings, like how am i supposed to know the differance (ur probably going to say I should research eh?)</p>
<p>Many, many schools have a religious affiliation or history although they accept a wide range of religious backgrounds and have diverse student bodies</p>
<p>Don't discount a school or limits your choices because of its religious roots - many are religion "light" now</p>
<p>i know... the reason's pretty personal, how did u reply in like 2 seconds? are you as bored as me?</p>
<p>worse - avoiding work I should be doing</p>
<p>Although many bs's are affiliated with a religion, it never get's in the way of anyone's own beliefs. It's a shame, you maybe missing some very good schools. Good Luck!</p>
<p>well i competitivly sail and play soccer. im looking at other schools with top sailing programs. i love st georges because of the location, campus, academics and the overall atmosphere. i dont mind the religious affiliation, and i am episcopalian anyway. they meet in the chapel two times a week and every sunday students have to go to some sort of religious service, not needing to be at the school.</p>
<p>sounds good, what happened last time? why do you think they said no?</p>
<p>sorry Prepparent, I sounded mad, i wasn't. Maybe i'll think about them.</p>
<p>well first my ssat scores were nothing i was expecting. also, thinking back on it, in my interview i wasnt pitching me at st georges as much as i was pitching me and a boarding school. stupid me in 8th grade :)</p>
<p>what do you mean by pitching me and a boarding school? That's a bad thing? How many schools did you apply to? If you applied to like 5 how could you possibly bet really focused on one. Did u do better on this SSAT? what was your first score, di u like not study for it?</p>
<p>U realise u started this topic like an hour ago and it has 2 pages already? You've set a record!! Lol.</p>
<p>I think my d has narrowed her schools down to St. George's, Middlesex, and Emma Willard. She plans on adding one to three more schools among the following: Thacher, Cate, Blair, Miss Porter's, Pomfret, Deerfield, and St. Paul's. I hesitate to do this because she may end up changing big time.</p>
<p>frenchvanilla, you seem agitated today. No she is not my d, not knowing a schools affiliation is no big deal. That's why we are on these threads, to learn from each other. Again, I wish you well in your upcoming pursuit of boarding school. By the way, I have two d's, one is attending Middlesex (boarding school), and the other is in 8th grade. She attends a Episopal day School, however, we are not Episcopalian.</p>