anotherparent posted:I think a D3 "likely letter" can be whatever the school wants it to be. My son received one, they called it exactly that, but it was basically a confirmation of the pre-read, before he decided where to apply ED.
I'd note that anxiety is not confined to HA; we've known people who were stressed about getting their ACT scores up to 20, after NLI. The NLI does not mean you're in; it means that if you get in, here's the scholarship.
This is a very long two weeks; good luck to everyone.
One of my son’s travel teammates didn’t get the required minimum SAT score until the last test available in June after his senior year. This was to a major conference baseball program at a well respected academic institution with a 26% acceptance rate for regular students. The kid flunked out after sophomore year.