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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do the parents who send their kids to elite boarding schools and have their kids end up at colleges that were easily attainable from public (e.g., the example above, UC Davis) end up regretting the decision to send their kids to boarding school? Or do they feel that it was worth it since the kids got a great education, great high school network, and were more ready for college life? I feel like we never hear the perspective of a parent who made this decision and I'm sure there are some on this board.[/quote] Absolutely! I know parents who regretted sending them to boarding schools because they thought the kids would go to an Ivy+. The unhooked kids stayed at publics seem to have been more successful in getting those Ivy+ admits. [/quote] That's why you heard kid committed suicide. It is so evil[/quote] I have never heard of boarding school parents "thought the kids would go to an Ivy+". It's a competitive environment, and most parents are wealthy or at least well off, and they know better than that. They sent their kids for a good education, not ivy+. [/quote]
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