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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]LACs that made the list all scored 81 : #44 USMA at West Point #77 Middlebury College #82 USNA-Annapolis #89 Claremont McKenna College #92 Amherst College #93 Davidson College #95 Mount Holyoke College #97 Smith College #99 Colgate University Surprised that these schools did [b]not[/b] make the list: Williams College, Wellesley College, Swarthmore, Pomona, Bowdoin, Wash & Lee, USAFA (often move into consulting positions) & Carleton College. [/quote] Given the small size of these schools and their lack of any professional schools (law, business, and medicine), these SLACs seem outstanding. [/quote] Supposedly the rankings adjusted for school size…and how do you explain Princeton ranking #7 which also doesn’t have any professional schools you refer. Nice try though[/quote] When you look at the “score,” these schools earn an 81, which ranks as high as 37, so these schools are not really in the 90s. Further, a score of 82 ranks as high as 20 and a score of 83 ranks as high as 13. Assuming that the scoring is linear, there’s not much difference between 81 and 82, or even 83. [/quote]
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