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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Title says it - but to elaborate DD is in a social group where basically every student is expecting to get into a top 10-15 school. DD has solid credentials but is extremely worried she won't be able to get into a top 15. She is ok settling with a lesser school but doesn't wasnt to go to a school lower than rank 25. Michigan, Emory, USC seem to be her top safeties at the moment, [b]does anyone have any other suggestions[/b]?[/quote]

Yes, my suggestion is that you and your daughter quickly reset your priorities about college and higher education, and that you get her out of that toxic social group. Otherwise, she'll be "extremely worried" and miserable her whole life.[/quote]

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Is it a private? Or just the upper crust of a snobby public

It would be healthy for your daughter to consider good school that excel at what she wants to learn. In a part of the country she wants to live in. What size she wants. Greek or not, etc.

What a shame to slavishly let USNWR dictate this important life decision.  What if #27 is a dream school for her? I hope that you did not encourage such thinking, and can help her shake it.[/quote]

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