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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find this implausible, and I am not a BASIS hater or critic. How many kids among those 5 acceptances? I know of 1 Ivy and 1 MIT. [/quote] Pp - 6 different kids. 3 at Yale, 1 Dartmouth, 1 MIT and 1 Tufts early confirmed. [/quote] 3 admits to Yale out of a class of 40 some students? That seems really high/great![/quote] Just curious if the Yale kids are all legacy? [/quote] No. One is a legacy, one is a Questbridge scholar and the other is [b]otherwise unhooked.[/b] [/quote] Ivy legacies are normally high SES white kids, so that's interesting. Whatever "unhooked" means. Being a legacy certainly isn't the only way to be "hooked." An applicant can be recruited by a faculty member or department for high achievement in at least one area, e.g. winning a Westinghouse prize.[/quote] Hooked is used as a shorthand for legacies or children or major donors, recruited athletes, and under-represented minorities. And none of these students won a Westinghouse prize or the like.[/quote]
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