Pseudo prestigious privates

Anonymous
Everyone I know at U Chicago is autistic.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Everyone I know at U Chicago is autistic.


i think you are the dumb one
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Everyone I know at U Chicago is autistic.


You are a moron.
Anonymous
georgetown would fit this title well
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:georgetown would fit this title well


Stop. Get a life.
Anonymous
Pseudo intellectual OP now eating their words.
Anonymous
Backups? Backups to what? These are all excellent schools that are very difficult to be admitted to. It sounds like you are trying to denigrate them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Why is “harder to get into” relevant regarding quality of education?


Actual demand by the actual students.
Quality of education among all other factors is accounted for in the demand.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We all know they're just expensive backups that are no better than the better state flagships, but private school parents have convinced themselves that they're prestigious.

In US News order:

WashU
Emory
NYU
BU
Wake
Northeastern
Tulane


Wrong order.
Northeastern is ranked higher than Wake by US News.

Anonymous
Money says that OP and friends are teenagers who are here trolling to get a rise out of people.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We all know they're just expensive backups that are no better than the better state flagships, but private school parents have convinced themselves that they're prestigious.

In US News order:

WashU
Emory

NYU
BU
Wake
Northeastern
Tulane


those two are prestigious
Anonymous
If "perceived prestige" is what you're concerned with, the simple answer to this question is to look at the school's "yield rate" (the percentage of admitted students that actually choose to enroll in the schools. Harvard's is very high (80%). Most of these schools are in the 40-50% range, on par with, say, Michigan, UVA, or UNC's yield rate, but much higher than Ohio State, Maryland. Some of these, like NYU have >50% yield rates, much higher than state flagships. Others, like Emory and Wake, are in the 30s, much lower than the more prestigious flagships. If you're only interested in the quality of education your kid will receive, there's very little difference between any of these schools.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If "perceived prestige" is what you're concerned with, the simple answer to this question is to look at the school's "yield rate" (the percentage of admitted students that actually choose to enroll in the schools. Harvard's is very high (80%). Most of these schools are in the 40-50% range, on par with, say, Michigan, UVA, or UNC's yield rate, but much higher than Ohio State, Maryland. Some of these, like NYU have >50% yield rates, much higher than state flagships. Others, like Emory and Wake, are in the 30s, much lower than the more prestigious flagships. If you're only interested in the quality of education your kid will receive, there's very little difference between any of these schools.


Yield rate can be manipulated as seen in Chicago. Without ED0-ED3, the yield rate for Chicago would be much much lower.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:WUSTL is an excellent school and significantly above most flagships, although it is a bit dumpy and lacks the panache of the ivy+. Same is true of Emory.

NYU is a world class school and you're showing your ass by even mentioning it here.

Surprised Tufts wasn't on the list though.


NYU used to be world class. Now they are just a breeding ground for terrorist sympathizers.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We all know they're just expensive backups that are no better than the better state flagships, but private school parents have convinced themselves that they're prestigious.

In US News order:

WashU
Emory
NYU
BU
Wake
Northeastern
Tulane


Sure, not prestigious at all...

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