Is the focus on first gen and Pell really due to DEI at the institutions, or is it due to the change in ranking methodology at USNWR, which favors schools with higher Pell and first gen percentages? |
DP. Thank you so much for disproving the PP's ridiculous claim that "more than 1/2 its class is first gen." I knew that was a lie as soon as I read it. |
You really need to factcheck before relying on someone's absurd claim with no citations. Thankfully, another poster provided the citation which totally disproved this. |
Caltech. Yes, it is extremely highly ranked. Even then. |
Why do people want to go to this wannabe-Stanford?
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Don’t think Stanford admits well over 40% in state and over 30% overall. No one is making that comparison |
Poolesville went from 62% accepted last year to 44% accepted this year |
LOL. Good at engineering. Try world class. THE ranks GT at #15 globally for engineering. Numerous other U.S. rankings have GT in top 5. Best UGA rank is education at #74 with the next best being business in the 100s. Emory is #43 in medical and #68 in life sciences. Emory is a better school in terms of number of high-quality offerings, but only GT offers a program that is among the best in the world. |
Especially the NESCAC (UConn and Trinity excepted) if you aren't an athlete. |
Connecticut College. UConn is in whatever is left of the Big East. |
Maybe look at it. Also it’s trying to excel in things directly related to Stanford’s success. UT is wannabe Stanford |
good catch |
Im not sure why Emory gets that sentiment, their median is a 1520/34 and at the admitted students day they said that around 80% submitted scores this year so realistically its more selective than schools ranked higher than it. |
+1000 |
I agree that it is very schools dependent for Chicago. For example, Harvard Westlake sent 16 kids last year to University of Chicago (and presumably others got in since 70 others went to top 15 schools). Its class averages about 260 students. |