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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1540 SAT. Applied EA and attending Northeastern. [/quote] BTW, CS and Design combined major. DC is intelligent and artistic. The school was a great fit, and Northeastern excels at selecting students who are a good fit, resulting in a high retention rate. [/quote] Ummm. Northeastern chases SAT scores like it's crack. It's not looking for fit, it's trying to elevate its prestige through higher average SAT scores. It is a good safety school for a well statted out kid. Only about a third of Northeastern admits submit an SAT score. Another 1/9th submitted an ACT score. The upside is that you are going to be going to school with other driven talented students that lost the admissions lottery.[/quote] It chases high SAT with NMF…so do Emory and Vanderbilt. Marketing ploy. My own NMF kid was not interested. [/quote] Pretty much all the school in that tier do this. Schools like USC and NYU were doing this to crawl up the prestige hierachy[/quote] From what I can determine for most recent CDS, the following freshman class % that received non-need aid: Emory-17% Vanderbilt-14% NEU-26% NYU-4% USC-59% (based on another thread, this number will be dropping substantially) https://provost.emory.edu/planning-administration/data/common-data-set.html https://www.vanderbilt.edu/dsa/common-data-set/ https://uds.northeastern.edu/facts/common-data-set/ https://www.nyu.edu/employees/resources-and-services/administrative-services/institutional-research/self-service-reporting-resources/factbook.html https://oir.usc.edu/statistics-data-visualization/common-data-set/[/quote] NYU stopped doing it and USC will soon stop doing it. Buying stats starts to become less effective at some point[/quote]
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