Top 10 private schools that send most students to Ivy League colleges and universities

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what is better about the NY privates without using circular logic?

Wealth in NYC is on a very different level than DC. These NYC families and kids are much more hooked in comparison to the DC privates.

That is an understatement. Next up would be Greater LA.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

I'm only seeing 6-10??

the top 5 are in a different post on the same Instagram account.

-Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy

-Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy

-Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy

To be fair - this list is only about which schools sent the highest percent of kids to Ivy's (that's 8 colleges). Any reasonable human knows that this doesn't necessarily make them the best schools and that there are over 3500 colleges in this country so defining a school by how many kids get into 8 colleges is a little ridiculous.

1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
2)Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
3)Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy
4)Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy
5)Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy-
-#6 Phillips Academy Andover, MA - 33% students go Ivy
-#7 The Spence School, NY - 33% students go Ivy
-#8 The Winsor School, MA - 31% students go Ivy
-#9 The Dalton School, NY - 31% students go Ivy
-#10 St. Paul’s School, NH - 30% students go Ivy

Any chance a DC Area school is 11??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

I'm only seeing 6-10??

the top 5 are in a different post on the same Instagram account.

-Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy

-Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy

-Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy

To be fair - this list is only about which schools sent the highest percent of kids to Ivy's (that's 8 colleges). Any reasonable human knows that this doesn't necessarily make them the best schools and that there are over 3500 colleges in this country so defining a school by how many kids get into 8 colleges is a little ridiculous.

1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
2)Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
3)Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy
4)Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy
5)Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy-
-#6 Phillips Academy Andover, MA - 33% students go Ivy
-#7 The Spence School, NY - 33% students go Ivy
-#8 The Winsor School, MA - 31% students go Ivy
-#9 The Dalton School, NY - 31% students go Ivy
-#10 St. Paul’s School, NH - 30% students go Ivy

Any chance a DC Area school is 11??

"1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy "
Cannot even fathom that 1/2 the class is going to IVYs!

[Anonymous]

Are these #s based on the last admission cycle? If so, those are astounding numbers.

To a PP "full pay" is really not any hook at all for Ivy level schools. But being able to be a huge donor is an enormous leg up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are these #s based on the last admission cycle? If so, those are astounding numbers.

To a PP "full pay" is really not any hook at all for Ivy level schools. But being able to be a huge donor is an enormous leg up.

Yes and "huge" nowadays is, well, HUGE!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

Don’t think they are legends in their own minds. The New York and New England schools are local, whereas DC is not. We are in a completely different region.

[Anonymous]

Isn’t Collegiate only 40 to 50 boys per class? Of course they send that percentage to Ivys. The school is already presorted for all the best outcomes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

Don’t think they are legends in their own minds. The New York and New England schools are local, whereas DC is not. We are in a completely different region.

I'm surprised not to see Harvard-Westlake (LA) on the list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

I'm only seeing 6-10??

the top 5 are in a different post on the same Instagram account.

-Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy

-Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy

-Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy

To be fair - this list is only about which schools sent the highest percent of kids to Ivy's (that's 8 colleges). Any reasonable human knows that this doesn't necessarily make them the best schools and that there are over 3500 colleges in this country so defining a school by how many kids get into 8 colleges is a little ridiculous.

1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
2)Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
3)Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy
4)Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy
5)Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy-
-#6 Phillips Academy Andover, MA - 33% students go Ivy
-#7 The Spence School, NY - 33% students go Ivy
-#8 The Winsor School, MA - 31% students go Ivy
-#9 The Dalton School, NY - 31% students go Ivy
-#10 St. Paul’s School, NH - 30% students go Ivy

Any chance a DC Area school is 11??

"1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy "
Cannot even fathom that 1/2 the class is going to IVYs!

You can’t fathom it because it’s not actually happening. Half of the class is NOT going to an Ivy. It’s 40%. If there are 100 kids in the class, 40 are going Ivy and 60 are not.

[Anonymous]

How many of those are legacy admits?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

I'm only seeing 6-10??

the top 5 are in a different post on the same Instagram account.

-Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy

-Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy

-Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy

-Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy

To be fair - this list is only about which schools sent the highest percent of kids to Ivy's (that's 8 colleges). Any reasonable human knows that this doesn't necessarily make them the best schools and that there are over 3500 colleges in this country so defining a school by how many kids get into 8 colleges is a little ridiculous.

1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
2)Collegiate School, NY - 40% students go Ivy
3)Brearly School, NY - 37% students go Ivy
4)Horace Mann School, NY - 36% students go Ivy
5)Roxbury Latin School, MA - 36% students go Ivy-
-#6 Phillips Academy Andover, MA - 33% students go Ivy
-#7 The Spence School, NY - 33% students go Ivy
-#8 The Winsor School, MA - 31% students go Ivy
-#9 The Dalton School, NY - 31% students go Ivy
-#10 St. Paul’s School, NH - 30% students go Ivy

Any chance a DC Area school is 11??

"1)Trinity School, NY - 40% students go Ivy "
Cannot even fathom that 1/2 the class is going to IVYs!

You can’t fathom it because it’s not actually happening. Half of the class is NOT going to an Ivy. It’s 40%. If there are 100 kids in the class, 40 are going Ivy and 60 are not.

Thanks for catching the typo. I meant nearly 1/2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

Don’t think they are legends in their own minds. The New York and New England schools are local, whereas DC is not. We are in a completely different region.

I'm surprised not to see Harvard-Westlake (LA) on the list.

Likely fewer kids there want to be in the northeast.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

yes, except for Sidwell.

What percentage of Sidwell seniors goes to Ivies this year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

yes, except for Sidwell.

What percentage of Sidwell seniors goes to Ivies this year?

I believe 16-20 kids at Sidwell are going to an Ivy. If it is 20, then that would come to ~16.7% of the class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No surprises here. Will Sidwell and Bullis be in part two??

Not even close.

6 out of the 10 are in New York City, 3 are in Massachusetts, and 1 in New Hampshire.
DC privates are legends in their own minds. They do not compare to NYC privates.

Don’t think they are legends in their own minds. The New York and New England schools are local, whereas DC is not. We are in a completely different region.

I'm surprised not to see Harvard-Westlake (LA) on the list.

Likely fewer kids there want to be in the northeast.

HW is much bigger than many of the schools on the list.