12 and counting to U Chicago this year from Sidwell

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Anonymous wrote:School needs money badly, full pay private families with no ties to HYP Ivies seek so called prestige.

Public school moms continue to beat this dead horse

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Anonymous wrote:My nephew goes to Lawrenceville School and UChicago will take anyone from the 2nd-4th deciles of the class if they apply ED 1.

I'm not sure why people are being defensive about this reality. UChicago loves elite private school kids that aren't necessarily "top students" and would be overlooked by Ivies.

My DD is currently a junior at Lville and this is absolute fiction.

I mean, it is very true at Lawrenceville. ED1 from Lawrenceville is basically an auto-admit if you have good grades/scores. Your kid is a sophomore so you don't really have access to all the college information yet.

PP - my daughter is a junior (not sophomore) and I have access to the college information. UChicago ED1 is not an auto-admit.

SCOIR does not identify whether an applicant applied in ED or not, so this information is not useful.

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Anonymous wrote:My nephew goes to Lawrenceville School and UChicago will take anyone from the 2nd-4th deciles of the class if they apply ED 1.

I'm not sure why people are being defensive about this reality. UChicago loves elite private school kids that aren't necessarily "top students" and would be overlooked by Ivies.

My DD is currently a junior at Lville and this is absolute fiction.

I mean, it is very true at Lawrenceville. ED1 from Lawrenceville is basically an auto-admit if you have good grades/scores. Your kid is a sophomore so you don't really have access to all the college information yet.

PP - my daughter is a junior (not sophomore) and I have access to the college information. UChicago ED1 is not an auto-admit.

SCOIR does not identify whether an applicant applied in ED or not, so this information is not useful.

Our access to SCOIR does indicate early or regular decision. At a Cathedral school.