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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Columbia (90 applied, 9 accepted, 4 enrolled) Cornell (157 applied, 25 accepted, 13 enrolled) Dartmouth (41 applied, 5 accepted, 1 enrolled) Duke (97 applied, 13 accepted, 7 enrolled) Harvard (91 applied, 6 accepted, 4 enrolled) Johns Hopkins (61 applied, 8 accepted, 3 enrolled) MIT (93 applied, 10 accepted, 8 enrolled) UPenn (122 applied, 15 accepted, 6 enrolled) Princeton (106 applied, 9 accepted, 6 enrolled) Swarthmore (19 applied, 3 accepted, 1 enrolled) Stanford (121 applied, 7 accepted, 5 enrolled) WashU (50 applied, 8 accepted, 4 enrolled) Williams (9 applied, 3 accepted, 1 enrolled) Yale (72 applied, 8 accepted, 4 enrolled) Agree. I doubt there is any other public school that has similar numbers. Perhaps Sidwell or the Cathedral schools[/quote] At the elite DC area independent schools, about 40% of their graduates attend an Ivy+ college. TJHSST is about 15%. Different financial circumstances plus a few recruited athletes make up some of the difference, but certainly not all. I think the biggest difference is that the private schools have strong students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences rather than 450 students competing for the same few spots in a narrow number of likely tech majors.[/quote]
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