u/Appropriate-Tie-6524

I noticed that for med school applications, all the programs have sub 5% acceptance rates. Yet 40% of kids who want to go end up finding a spot. Everyone applies to like 16+ schools.

Does this work for top 20 colleges?

Assuming i could actually visit all 20 and my kid could write a believable why this school essay for all of them?

I guess this really boils down to... How much of these low acceptance rates are just driven by huge amounts of applications? I have asked AI, and a lot is the answer.

I signed up for Google Ultra to fiddle with the AI image gen stuff and see what $200 gets you.

And the only feature I really ended up giving a sh*t about was AI inbox. But now it is gone.

Is this going to come to lower tiers soon? Any suggestions of a similar feature elsewhere.

I'm in NYC.

I'm buying a few Roman Shades.

The quote I'm getting is high. But my shades are pretty custom.

The windows are approximately 40" x 80".

The fabric is supposed to be navy from Fabricut, polyester faux wool. Retail is around $60.

Then there is to be an insect border trim on three sides. The trim would also be from Fabricut. Retail is also around $60.

They should be blackout lined.

I would like them to be motorized.

What would you expect this to cost with install included?

Thanks strangers for your help.

Do I need to cut the full custom crap and just get something closer to off the rack?

Hi, first time user. I'm sorry if this is a bad question for the group.

I'm in NYC.

I'm buying a few Roman Shades.

The quote I'm getting seems high. But my description is pretty custom.

The windows are approximately 40" x 80".

The fabric is supposed to be navy from Fabricut, polyester faux wool. Retail is around $60.

Then there is to be an insect border trim on three sides. The trim would also be from Fabricut. Retail is also around $60.

They should be blackout lined.

I would like them to be motorized.

What would you expect this to cost with install included?

Thanks strangers for your help.