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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The only objective measure is incoming SAT scores. It is the defining rating mechanism. [/quote] SAT scores are objective but some schools place disproportionate emphasis on SAT at the expense of other things. Vanderbilt is an example that instantly comes to mind. if you got a ultra high SAT score and not much else you are practically a shoo in. There are many top schools which could have much higher SAT averages if they chose to, but they choose to focus on other things as well. [/quote]
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