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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We're in the midwest- at my DS's private HS there are kids with 1530-1600 SAT scores, grades, etc. (I know this because it's a small school, kids talk, parents talk, etc). If the parents don't have money, the kids go in-state, honors or out of state on schools that offer a lot of merit and financial aid. A lot of talent doesn't go to the Ivy League or T20- it's too expensive for most families, especially if there are multiple bright siblings. [/quote] 86% of all college students attend college within 500 miles of where they live. I don't know where you are in the Midwest, but it would be interesting to know how many kids apply to or attend U Chicago (which admittedly, may fall outside the 500 miles if you live in say Kansas City). I guarantee if you were to pick up your school with the same kids and families, and plop your school down in CT, you would have a massive number of those kids applying to and attending Ivy and other top schools. As someone else pointed out, these schools have the most generous financial aid...which would likely be more well-known by you and others if these schools were only a couple hours drive away.[/quote]
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