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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poor OP, so insecure and miserable that they need to go online picking fights with people and pretending to be Ivies or bust.

Sucks to be you, I guess.[/quote]

Not Ivy or bust at all.  Just saying that private school parents who can’t get their kids into Ivies tell themselves that these schools are great just because they’re private and expensive — but they’re not great.  At all.  Many state flagships are better, certainly the ones around here.  [/quote]

Why can’t you just worry about your own kids? You are insufferable. Everyone isn’t looking to compete with your kid and many choose based on fit, not the “perceived prestige” you are obsessed with.

You really need help. [/quote]

+1. Plenty of public school parents sending their kids to the supposedly Ivy-reject-private-school-parent-cope schools OP disdains. I know because my kid (who had no interest in the Ivies and did not apply) is at one of those schools and their roommate attended public school. [/quote]

I love the “my kid had no interest in the Ivies” posters—what they really mean is that they knew the kid wouldn’t get in.  There is not a kid enrolled in any of the schools on my list who wouldn’t be in an Ivy League school if they could get in.[/quote]

Really? Mine didn’t apply to a single Ivy yet got into MIT. She didn’t vibe with the obsession at her school and then didn’t really love any of them. She didn’t attend MIT in the end either and chose CalTech. In the end location won.[/quote]
So refreshing that she did not prioritize prestige.[/quote]

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