Private Schools that feed into Ivy's

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation
LIST

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

Holton is an excellent school but has never, in any discussion here or IRL been considered a Big 3. Really, never.

I will say several parents friends of mine with girls at Holton bemoan the low number of Holton girls who get in to the Ivies - and dine if those have daughters at the Ivies. A bit confusing for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

There are a lot of things I'm willing to do to help my DC's chances of gaining admission at a T20, but moving to Northern Virginia is not one of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation
LIST

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

Holton is an excellent school but has never, in any discussion here or IRL been considered a Big 3. Really, never.

I will say several parents friends of mine with girls at Holton bemoan the low number of Holton girls who get in to the Ivies - and dine if those have daughters at the Ivies. A bit confusing for sure.

Do you actually have discussions irl about which schools are “big”? Really? That’s odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

well, i would expect that TJ would send more kids to T20 schools than the schools on the list send to the 8 Ivy League schools. It's 2.5x as many schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Newsflash - Dc Privates do not feed into any Ivy's. Sure a few get in but it is no way a given. The kids that excel in public school show them more. Before you @ me I have 2 kids in private DC school.

Actually STA and NCS both sent a high percentage to Ivies last year. NCS sent 4 to Columbia alone. STA sent several to Yale. Not to mention 11 to Univ of Chicago which is ranked higher than several ivies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

To do that, one would have to live in Virginia.

No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

To do that, one would have to live in Virginia.

No thanks.

The community and culture is not appealing. We like a private school and the facilities that go along with it. They are two different worlds and private prepares kids socially and professionally in ways that publics do not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation
LIST

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

Holton is an excellent school but has never, in any discussion here or IRL been considered a Big 3. Really, never.

I will say several parents friends of mine with girls at Holton bemoan the low number of Holton girls who get in to the Ivies - and dine if those have daughters at the Ivies. A bit confusing for sure.

Do you actually have discussions irl about which schools are “big”? Really? That’s odd.

Funny! Mine got into HYP from Holton as did several of her classmates. It depends on the year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

To do that, one would have to live in Virginia.

No thanks.

Virginia isn’t so bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation



1 Trinity School - NY 37% 39

2 Collegiate School - NY 37% 20

3 The Brearley School - NY 36% 21

4 Roxbury Latin School - MA 35% 19

5 Winsor School - MA 33% 18

6 Dalton School - NY 32% 36

7 Spence School - NY 31% 19

8 Horace Mann School - NY 29% 52

9 Chapin School - NY 28% 16

10 Riverdale Country School - NY 26% 32

11 Noble & Greenough School - MA 26% 30

12 National Cathedral School - DC 26% 18

13 St. Paul's School - NH 24% 36

14 Hunter College High School - NY 23% 48

15 Rye Country Day School - NY 23% 23

16 Phillips Academy - Andover - MA 22% 70

17 Lawrenceville School - NJ 22% 49

18 St. Albans School - DC 22% 18

19 Belmont Hill School - MA 22% 18

20 Phillips Exeter Academy - NH 21% 68

21 Deerfield Academy - MA 21% 43

22 Hotchkiss School - CT 21% 37

23 Groton School - MA 21% 18

24 Milton Academy - MA 20% 37

25 Brunswick School - CT 20% 19

26 The Nightingale-Bamford School - NY 20% 8

27 Harvard-Westlake School - CA 19% 54

28 Choate Rosemary Hall - CT 19% 44

29 Hopkins School - CT 19% 26

30 Greenwich Academy - CT 19% 17

31 Saint Ann's School - NY 19% 15

32 Sidwell Friends School - DC 18% 22

33 St. Mark's School of Texas - TX 18% 16

34 High Technology High School - NJ 18% 13

35 Ransom Everglades School - FL 17% 23

36 San Francisco University High School - CA 17% 16

37 Kent Place School - NJ 17% 12

38 Castilleja School - CA 17% 11

39 Bergen County Academies - NJ 16% 44

40 Lakeside School - WA 16% 24

41 Pingry School - NJ 16% 22

42 Episcopal Academy - PA 16% 21

43 Buckingham Browne & Nichols School - MA 16% 21

44 Polytechnic School - CA 16% 14

45 Westminster Schools - GA 15% 30

46 Harker School - CA 15% 26

47 Delbarton School - NJ 15% 20

48 Germantown Friends School - PA 15% 15

49 Thacher School - CA 15% 10

50 The Bishop's School - CA 14% 18

51 Newark Academy - NJ 14% 15

52 Princeton Day School - NJ 14% 14

53 Ramaz School - NY 14% 14

54 The College Preparatory School - CA 14% 12

55 The Branson School - CA 14% 11

56 Convent of the Sacred Heart - NY 14% 6

57 Commonwealth School - MA 14% 5

58 Ethical Culture Fieldston School - NY 13% 20

59 Menlo School - CA 13% 19

60 Regis High School - NY 13% 17

61 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools - IL 13% 16

62 Middlesex School - MA 13% 14

63 Hackley School - NY 13% 12

64 Marlborough School - CA 13% 10

65 Friends Seminary - NY 13% 10

66 Baldwin School - PA 13% 9

67 Pine Crest School - FL 12% 26

68 St. John's School - TX 12% 21

69 Georgetown Day School - DC 12% 15

70 Lick-Wilmerding High School - CA 12% 14

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

NCS and STA leading the Ivies in this area not to mention that they both send multiple kids to Univ of Chicago as well and other top 20 schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation



1 Trinity School - NY 37% 39

2 Collegiate School - NY 37% 20

3 The Brearley School - NY 36% 21

4 Roxbury Latin School - MA 35% 19

5 Winsor School - MA 33% 18

6 Dalton School - NY 32% 36

7 Spence School - NY 31% 19

8 Horace Mann School - NY 29% 52

9 Chapin School - NY 28% 16

10 Riverdale Country School - NY 26% 32

11 Noble & Greenough School - MA 26% 30

12 National Cathedral School - DC 26% 18

13 St. Paul's School - NH 24% 36

14 Hunter College High School - NY 23% 48

15 Rye Country Day School - NY 23% 23

16 Phillips Academy - Andover - MA 22% 70

17 Lawrenceville School - NJ 22% 49

18 St. Albans School - DC 22% 18

19 Belmont Hill School - MA 22% 18

20 Phillips Exeter Academy - NH 21% 68

21 Deerfield Academy - MA 21% 43

22 Hotchkiss School - CT 21% 37

23 Groton School - MA 21% 18

24 Milton Academy - MA 20% 37

25 Brunswick School - CT 20% 19

26 The Nightingale-Bamford School - NY 20% 8

27 Harvard-Westlake School - CA 19% 54

28 Choate Rosemary Hall - CT 19% 44

29 Hopkins School - CT 19% 26

30 Greenwich Academy - CT 19% 17

31 Saint Ann's School - NY 19% 15

32 Sidwell Friends School - DC 18% 22

33 St. Mark's School of Texas - TX 18% 16

34 High Technology High School - NJ 18% 13

35 Ransom Everglades School - FL 17% 23

36 San Francisco University High School - CA 17% 16

37 Kent Place School - NJ 17% 12

38 Castilleja School - CA 17% 11

39 Bergen County Academies - NJ 16% 44

40 Lakeside School - WA 16% 24

41 Pingry School - NJ 16% 22

42 Episcopal Academy - PA 16% 21

43 Buckingham Browne & Nichols School - MA 16% 21

44 Polytechnic School - CA 16% 14

45 Westminster Schools - GA 15% 30

46 Harker School - CA 15% 26

47 Delbarton School - NJ 15% 20

48 Germantown Friends School - PA 15% 15

49 Thacher School - CA 15% 10

50 The Bishop's School - CA 14% 18

51 Newark Academy - NJ 14% 15

52 Princeton Day School - NJ 14% 14

53 Ramaz School - NY 14% 14

54 The College Preparatory School - CA 14% 12

55 The Branson School - CA 14% 11

56 Convent of the Sacred Heart - NY 14% 6

57 Commonwealth School - MA 14% 5

58 Ethical Culture Fieldston School - NY 13% 20

59 Menlo School - CA 13% 19

60 Regis High School - NY 13% 17

61 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools - IL 13% 16

62 Middlesex School - MA 13% 14

63 Hackley School - NY 13% 12

64 Marlborough School - CA 13% 10

65 Friends Seminary - NY 13% 10

66 Baldwin School - PA 13% 9

67 Pine Crest School - FL 12% 26

68 St. John's School - TX 12% 21

69 Georgetown Day School - DC 12% 15

70 Lick-Wilmerding High School - CA 12% 14

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

NCS and STA leading the Ivies in this area not to mention that they both send multiple kids to Univ of Chicago as well and other top 20 schools.

You keep repeating the same line. No one cares about the U of Chicago but you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation



1 Trinity School - NY 37% 39

2 Collegiate School - NY 37% 20

3 The Brearley School - NY 36% 21

4 Roxbury Latin School - MA 35% 19

5 Winsor School - MA 33% 18

6 Dalton School - NY 32% 36

7 Spence School - NY 31% 19

8 Horace Mann School - NY 29% 52

9 Chapin School - NY 28% 16

10 Riverdale Country School - NY 26% 32

11 Noble & Greenough School - MA 26% 30

12 National Cathedral School - DC 26% 18

13 St. Paul's School - NH 24% 36

14 Hunter College High School - NY 23% 48

15 Rye Country Day School - NY 23% 23

16 Phillips Academy - Andover - MA 22% 70

17 Lawrenceville School - NJ 22% 49

18 St. Albans School - DC 22% 18

19 Belmont Hill School - MA 22% 18

20 Phillips Exeter Academy - NH 21% 68

21 Deerfield Academy - MA 21% 43

22 Hotchkiss School - CT 21% 37

23 Groton School - MA 21% 18

24 Milton Academy - MA 20% 37

25 Brunswick School - CT 20% 19

26 The Nightingale-Bamford School - NY 20% 8

27 Harvard-Westlake School - CA 19% 54

28 Choate Rosemary Hall - CT 19% 44

29 Hopkins School - CT 19% 26

30 Greenwich Academy - CT 19% 17

31 Saint Ann's School - NY 19% 15

32 Sidwell Friends School - DC 18% 22

33 St. Mark's School of Texas - TX 18% 16

34 High Technology High School - NJ 18% 13

35 Ransom Everglades School - FL 17% 23

36 San Francisco University High School - CA 17% 16

37 Kent Place School - NJ 17% 12

38 Castilleja School - CA 17% 11

39 Bergen County Academies - NJ 16% 44

40 Lakeside School - WA 16% 24

41 Pingry School - NJ 16% 22

42 Episcopal Academy - PA 16% 21

43 Buckingham Browne & Nichols School - MA 16% 21

44 Polytechnic School - CA 16% 14

45 Westminster Schools - GA 15% 30

46 Harker School - CA 15% 26

47 Delbarton School - NJ 15% 20

48 Germantown Friends School - PA 15% 15

49 Thacher School - CA 15% 10

50 The Bishop's School - CA 14% 18

51 Newark Academy - NJ 14% 15

52 Princeton Day School - NJ 14% 14

53 Ramaz School - NY 14% 14

54 The College Preparatory School - CA 14% 12

55 The Branson School - CA 14% 11

56 Convent of the Sacred Heart - NY 14% 6

57 Commonwealth School - MA 14% 5

58 Ethical Culture Fieldston School - NY 13% 20

59 Menlo School - CA 13% 19

60 Regis High School - NY 13% 17

61 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools - IL 13% 16

62 Middlesex School - MA 13% 14

63 Hackley School - NY 13% 12

64 Marlborough School - CA 13% 10

65 Friends Seminary - NY 13% 10

66 Baldwin School - PA 13% 9

67 Pine Crest School - FL 12% 26

68 St. John's School - TX 12% 21

69 Georgetown Day School - DC 12% 15

70 Lick-Wilmerding High School - CA 12% 14

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

NCS and STA leading the Ivies in this area not to mention that they both send multiple kids to Univ of Chicago as well and other top 20 schools.

You keep repeating the same line. No one cares about the U of Chicago but you.

Well actually it is ranked #6 in the country so someone cares about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Top 70
Rank/High School - State/% Attending Ivy League College/Average # Annual Ivy League Matriculation



1 Trinity School - NY 37% 39

2 Collegiate School - NY 37% 20

3 The Brearley School - NY 36% 21

4 Roxbury Latin School - MA 35% 19

5 Winsor School - MA 33% 18

6 Dalton School - NY 32% 36

7 Spence School - NY 31% 19

8 Horace Mann School - NY 29% 52

9 Chapin School - NY 28% 16

10 Riverdale Country School - NY 26% 32

11 Noble & Greenough School - MA 26% 30

12 National Cathedral School - DC 26% 18

13 St. Paul's School - NH 24% 36

14 Hunter College High School - NY 23% 48

15 Rye Country Day School - NY 23% 23

16 Phillips Academy - Andover - MA 22% 70

17 Lawrenceville School - NJ 22% 49

18 St. Albans School - DC 22% 18

19 Belmont Hill School - MA 22% 18

20 Phillips Exeter Academy - NH 21% 68

21 Deerfield Academy - MA 21% 43

22 Hotchkiss School - CT 21% 37

23 Groton School - MA 21% 18

24 Milton Academy - MA 20% 37

25 Brunswick School - CT 20% 19

26 The Nightingale-Bamford School - NY 20% 8

27 Harvard-Westlake School - CA 19% 54

28 Choate Rosemary Hall - CT 19% 44

29 Hopkins School - CT 19% 26

30 Greenwich Academy - CT 19% 17

31 Saint Ann's School - NY 19% 15

32 Sidwell Friends School - DC 18% 22

33 St. Mark's School of Texas - TX 18% 16

34 High Technology High School - NJ 18% 13

35 Ransom Everglades School - FL 17% 23

36 San Francisco University High School - CA 17% 16

37 Kent Place School - NJ 17% 12

38 Castilleja School - CA 17% 11

39 Bergen County Academies - NJ 16% 44

40 Lakeside School - WA 16% 24

41 Pingry School - NJ 16% 22

42 Episcopal Academy - PA 16% 21

43 Buckingham Browne & Nichols School - MA 16% 21

44 Polytechnic School - CA 16% 14

45 Westminster Schools - GA 15% 30

46 Harker School - CA 15% 26

47 Delbarton School - NJ 15% 20

48 Germantown Friends School - PA 15% 15

49 Thacher School - CA 15% 10

50 The Bishop's School - CA 14% 18

51 Newark Academy - NJ 14% 15

52 Princeton Day School - NJ 14% 14

53 Ramaz School - NY 14% 14

54 The College Preparatory School - CA 14% 12

55 The Branson School - CA 14% 11

56 Convent of the Sacred Heart - NY 14% 6

57 Commonwealth School - MA 14% 5

58 Ethical Culture Fieldston School - NY 13% 20

59 Menlo School - CA 13% 19

60 Regis High School - NY 13% 17

61 University of Chicago Laboratory Schools - IL 13% 16

62 Middlesex School - MA 13% 14

63 Hackley School - NY 13% 12

64 Marlborough School - CA 13% 10

65 Friends Seminary - NY 13% 10

66 Baldwin School - PA 13% 9

67 Pine Crest School - FL 12% 26

68 St. John's School - TX 12% 21

69 Georgetown Day School - DC 12% 15

70 Lick-Wilmerding High School - CA 12% 14

This is great! I don't see Holton Arms on this list. Isn't it considered a "Big 3" in the DMV? Yet low Ivy admission rates?

NCS and STA leading the Ivies in this area not to mention that they both send multiple kids to Univ of Chicago as well and other top 20 schools.

You keep repeating the same line. No one cares about the U of Chicago but you.

Well actually it is ranked #6 in the country so someone cares about it.

ranked higher than some ivies so worth noting when one school sends 11 kids there in one year

[Anonymous]

They’re the Northeastern of the top 10, transparent as glass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TJ sends 25% of its kids (over 100) to T20 schools each year. So save your cash and try to get your kid into the free public that outdoes almost every school on that list. Plus easy admits to UVA, Tech and free rides at Pitt, Purdue, UIUC.

I don't want my kids to go to any of those colleges. Not even sure what UIUC is, but am sure my kids won't be applying.