Marling - rankings.....2012

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Papa1
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Marling - rankings.....2012

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Have now received the pass mark and rankings for Marling for DS...

He has achieved a ranking of 190.

Does anyone know whether this is good enough to get in - will there really be 70 boys going elsewhere (Pates/STRS/Crypt/others...) meaning he jumps up the list to enter???

Any advice always welcome on past / current knowledge.

Thanks.............
stroudydad
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Certainly last year it would have been enough
stillhoping
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I know boys who took the test in 2010 and 2011 who had scores in the high 190s and got places.
stillhoping
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I know boys who took the test in 2010 and 2011 who had scores in the high 190s and got places.

Sorry I mean 2009 and 2010. Last year boys with scores well into the 200s got places.
Simps
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Am hoping so too as mine came in at 268!
Orson
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Marling admissions are saying, "If your son has attained the qualifying score and you put Marling down as your first preference you can be cautiously optimistic of him gaining a place."
Is this a wise thing to be saying with qualifying scores going down to a ranking of (at least) 270?
Just wondering.
Dixon
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Orson wrote:Marling admissions are saying, "If your son has attained the qualifying score and you put Marling down as your first preference you can be cautiously optimistic of him gaining a place."
Is this a wise thing to be saying with qualifying scores going down to a ranking of (at least) 270?
Just wondering.
I know of someone with a qualifying Marling score and ranked in the 290's! :shock: They were slightly short of a Crypt pass.
Orson
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Dixon wrote:I know of someone with a qualifying Marling score and ranked in the 290's! :shock: They were slightly short of a Crypt pass.
Surely further evidence that this comment is misleading and potentially 'dangerous':
Orson wrote:Marling admissions are saying, "If your son has attained the qualifying score and you put Marling down as your first preference you can be cautiously optimistic of him gaining a place."
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