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My guess is once Brearley and Chapin finish the class - and adds the remaining 10 girls - Spence will end up on the top.
must have been a very $$$ class at Spence this year! |
Naw. It will be Brearley as it is every year. But Spence has great stats as well, no doubt about it. Chapin hasn’t really been as good as them the last few years. |
disagree but both are great as you point out. |
Half or more of the ivy admits at these schools are hooked. 10% CSH or Marymount doesn't mean top 10% all go to an ivy. Probably means only 3 or 5 unhooked kids from CSH or Marymount are accepted into ivies each year. |
It's impressive given less hooked admits than the other TT? |
are you saying more than half of us with kids at a TT are hooked? don't think so. |
Definitely not. But half of ivy admits at the TT are hooked: donor, legacy, low income, first gen, athlete, connection, faculty. |
More than half. For HYP 75%+. |
So, say Dalton has 30 kids going to the Ivy this year. 15 are hooked and 15 are not. How many of the hooked 15 are legacy? versus FGLI? versus donor? Legacy/donor helps for one (or two) school, not broadly like FGLI |
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Wonder how many are Questbridge .. at any of these schools.
I wish a school would put out unhooked stats like Harvard westlake does. |
Not to open a can of worms, but the downside of programs like those is that people assume that minority students who got in did so through a program like that (which has high standards, but generally not as high standards as the applicant pool), so those who got in 100% on their own merits are considered to be "weaker" than they are. And the same obviously applies to legacies and athletes, though for better or worse, the stigma is less (legacies tend to have fewer outliers than the other groups, though they definitely exist). |
link to HW? |
(page 37) Harvard-Westlake college counseling handbook |
This list realigns vibe (prestige) and reality. If the goal is an ivy, the last tier (10-20%) schools will disappoint the families. Go for the 30-40% tier to have a realistic chance. |
I am not going to live vicariously through my dc. I look forward to retirement more than having my dc be admitted to HYP. |