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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mmmkay. Well my ivy kid loves the school, works hard, gets many opportunities due to just being a student there. They enjoy being around a lot of other high IQ talented kids and there is nothing wrong with fitting in in that environment and choosing it[/quote] No, but your talented, smart kid likely would be able to fit in and excel at life at almost any school. They'd find a group of similar students at most schools in the T50-100 rankings. [/quote] There is not a similar percentage of 98-99%ile kids at T50-T100. Not even close. [/quote] Sure. Percentage-wise there is not. But even an SEC school, by simply having 10 times more students, has a similar number of 98-99%ile kids to an Ivy. Think Alabama or Oklahoma who bought their NMFs. These smart kids are just surrounded by many mediocre and dumb ones. So please don't think Ivies have a monopoly over intelligence. They don't.[/quote]
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