What's the point of TJ 2017 elite school acceptance stats mirror nationawide acceptance rates

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These numbers will only get worse. I think colleges are in cahoots with the wokenazis around here in denying TJ kids admission to top schools.

These numbers are from a 5 year old thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Imagine caring where you went to undergrad.

You must not have ever met a Duke grad . . .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Imagine caring where you went to undergrad.

Exactly, what's the point of this thread? the point of TJ is the education and peer group that you have. not the elite school acceptance rates.

just let it be guys...why dredge up 2017 stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Imagine caring where you went to undergrad.

Exactly, what's the point of this thread? the point of TJ is the education and peer group that you have. not the elite school acceptance rates.

just let it be guys...why dredge up 2017 stuff.

The thread is 5 years old but I remember posting back then there are not many, if any, high schools that get 10-15 students a year into MIT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Imagine caring where you went to undergrad.

Exactly, what's the point of this thread? the point of TJ is the education and peer group that you have. not the elite school acceptance rates.

just let it be guys...why dredge up 2017 stuff.

The thread is 5 years old but I remember posting back then there are not many, if any, high schools that get 10-15 students a year into MIT.

And they routinely sent 12-18 to Princeton each year until Asians became the majority then the numbers started going down slowly but surely.

[Anonymous]

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And they routinely sent 12-18 to Princeton each year until Asians became the majority then the numbers started going down slowly but surely.

I would've been very surprised if it was ever even as high as 12 but I noticed a declining trend on Princeton admits (not sure about acceptances) over last few years. I wonder why.

I think MIT/CMU/Cornell/Yale/Harvard have stayed constant - they clearly like TJ.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
And they routinely sent 12-18 to Princeton each year until Asians became the majority then the numbers started going down slowly but surely.

I would've been very surprised if it was ever even as high as 12 but I noticed a declining trend on Princeton admits (not sure about acceptances) over last few years. I wonder why.

I think MIT/CMU/Cornell/Yale/Harvard have stayed constant - they clearly like TJ.

It was similar for other schools you mention, admissions were higher but decreased once Asian numbers increased except for maybe CMU.