| Which colleges have the highest percentage of private school students? |
Duh. The expensive ones. |
| The Princeton Review "Best 378 Colleges" has this information in each of its college profiles (most of them). Catholic colleges tend to have a pretty high percentage of private school students: More than half of the students at Boston College, Notre Dame, and Holy Cross went to private high schools. |
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Harvard is about 38 percent from private school.
http://features.thecrimson.com/2013/frosh-survey/makeup.html Amherst is about 42% https://www.amherst.edu/system/files/media/SSR%2520Class%2520of%25202018_0.pdf Bowdoin, 42% http://bowdoinorient.com/article/9129 |
Often, but not always true. For example, the Ivies, Duke, Stanford, etc. have their share of private school kids, however they also have very large endowments that allow them to award a lot of need based financial aid. This increases diversity at a school like, say, Princeton or Yale. |
| Gtown. |
| Lake Forest: feeder school for pre-school kids who don't get into top tier schools. |
I would amend that to say the expensive but not highest tier. Like probably Hobart, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt. The kind of places that a talented middle class kid from public school would not choose over their good enough state university. |
| I would think very conservative and $$ schools like Sewanee would have high percentages. |
Prep school not pre-school! |
| Woah Harvard's and Amherst's are really high...So much for meritocracy..... |
| Probably NESCAC type schools, Upstate Ivies, Southern schools like Sewanee.. |
Wake Forest has been drawing a lot of kids from MoCo public high schools in recent years. |
| Does Wake Forest give decent merit aid? |
Isn't Wake and Vanderbilt each in the top 30 school list? "Not highest tier"....poster must have meant top 10? |