The first step is to look for a school that's a good match for your child, not to aim just for the big names. "Admissions directors are matchmakers," says Diane Johnson, head of admissions at Redwood Day School in Oakland, California. "We match families with our school's mission."
Do your homework by reading up on the schools that interest you. Learn how each one is distinct from the other schools in your area. Once you've narrowed the field, these strategies may help you boost your child's chances of getting in:
Meet the deadlines
Show your interest
Ask questions during interviews, but not from a prepared list
Be honest about your child's strengths and weaknesses
Fill out relevant financial paperwork
Call when you have a specific question
Skip the resume and portfolio
Be sincere
Write a letter when it's appropriate
Take a shot even if you think you're too late
Waitlisted? Don't take it personally
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