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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nobody on our street went south. They all are in Boston/New England or Michigan or California. The two families we know that went SEC are very big drinker/golfers. [/quote] Oh on your street. So you guys are the intellectual kings. Smart kids are going where they will be happy and also where they may receive a free education on merit money down south. No one cares about Ivy anymore. It is a down brand.[/quote] No one cares about Ivy? Bwaaaaaahhhhhhh have you actually spent time on this board? lol [/quote] Yeah, the middle aged Asian dads in this site care A LOT! Especially remedial math at Harvard guy![/quote] Can’t assume they’re Asian. Asian parent here and some of us have kids who aren’t tracked for Multivariable calculus in high school.[/quote] Some Asian parents have kids at SEC schools. [/quote] Vanderbilt is very Asian now. [/quote] All top 20s are very Asian, except maybe Notre Dame. [/quote] Is that a reason kids are moving to SEC schools?[/quote] No. Most students applying to the top 20 or so schools are looking for the best school for them. And these schools often have a lot of students with an east asia or south asia background. No one is saying no to Vanderbilt or similar because there are too many asian students[b]. In fact, I'd say schools that have above average numbers are more desirable because they are more focused on talent rather than the particulars of their demographics.[[/b]/quote] Top 20 schools are not more focused on talent. It is comical that you think top 20 schools are not focused on demographics. Why do you think there is a huge push for FGLI or rural students at top 20s? Top 20s are also more focused on legacies, impactful ECs and uniquely packaged kids with a “compelling narrative.” Tons of talented kids at southern schools. Get over yourself. [/quote]
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