What do you mean when you say DC is applying to T10s?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To us, T10s are eight ivies and MIT and Stanford.
The stats of kids at our school go to US News T10s like Chicago, Hopkins, Northwestern are always in a tier below the stats of ivy kids.

For LAC folks, T10s means top 10 liberal arts colleges.
SWAP, Bowdoin Wellesley Harvey mudd CMC Carleton

[Anonymous]

HYPSM always considered in the top 10. But there are at least 25 "top 10s" depending on what publication you read, whom you speak with, where you reside, and what college your kid attends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To us, T10s are eight ivies and MIT and Stanford.
The stats of kids at our school go to US News T10s like Chicago, Hopkins, Northwestern are always in a tier below the stats of ivy kids.

For LAC folks, T10s means top 10 liberal arts colleges.
SWAP, Bowdoin Wellesley Harvey mudd CMC Carleton

Just don’t say that any of these (actually, most) are better than those Johns Hopkins and Chicago fake top 10s. If you include SLACs, not sure Johns Hopkins and Chicago are even top 20…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MIT/Caltech, U Chicago, JHU >> 4 low lying ivies.. is not even a contest

UChicago and JHU are lower than all ivies. It’s an insult to MIT/Caltech when you try to put them in the same sentence.

Ok it makes you feel better

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:T10 - Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Duke, Columbia, UPenn, Brown, Caltech

LOL !

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MIT/Caltech, U Chicago, JHU >> 4 low lying ivies.. is not even a contest

Johns Hopkins mom trying to sneak it in next to some of the top schools in the country. Lmao.

[Anonymous]

Sigh… OP has a journey ahead

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To us, T10s are eight ivies and MIT and Stanford.
The stats of kids at our school go to US News T10s like Chicago, Hopkins, Northwestern are always in a tier below the stats of ivy kids.

I have noticed that whenever someone says they attend a “Top 10” it is invariably Chicago or Hopkins. Just like the kid attending an “Ivy” goes to Cornell.

Sounds about right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To us, T10s are eight ivies and MIT and Stanford.
The stats of kids at our school go to US News T10s like Chicago, Hopkins, Northwestern are always in a tier below the stats of ivy kids.

I have noticed that whenever someone says they attend a “Top 10” it is invariably Chicago or Hopkins. Just like the kid attending an “Ivy” goes to Cornell.

Except Cornell is currently ranked by US News above Dartmouth, Brown and Columbia.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It means different things to different people. None of it matters so just say “I wish you the best” and go on with your day.

But this is how OP defines their life!

+1. You can tell OP has spent their entire life thinking about T10 schools 24 hrs a day.

Because you spend all day on this forum and know who is posting by their writing style? Get a life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To us, T10s are eight ivies and MIT and Stanford.
The stats of kids at our school go to US News T10s like Chicago, Hopkins, Northwestern are always in a tier below the stats of ivy kids.

I have noticed that whenever someone says they attend a “Top 10” it is invariably Chicago or Hopkins. Just like the kid attending an “Ivy” goes to Cornell.

Accurate.

Northwesterners usually just say Northwestern. Maybe because they made T10 only a couple years.

I think attending an "Ivy" only true for Ag and hotel. CAS kids just say Cornell.

[Anonymous]

Lately, people brag more about the full ride...

[Anonymous]

To me, T10 includes Duke, Western, and Vandy. T15 includes top public’s, including UCB, UCLA, UNC, Michigan, GTech, and UTA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lately, people brag more about the full ride...

As they should, frankly.

[Anonymous]

Full ride at schools that don’t give merit (ivy) just means that your parents are poor. Doesn’t mean you’ve got great stats.