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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tufts is one. WF? Tulane.[/quote] Tulane, Tufts, Chicago are all in the "ED or bust" category. Either much easier or much harder to get into than rankings indicate, depending how you apply.[/quote] Wild differences between these. I literally don’t know anyone that has been rejected from Tulane. Uchicago uber hard and WF middle of the road.[/quote] Agree Chicago is the most difficult admit. But it is also school dependent. Horace Mann sends a large drove to Chicago each year. At these feeders, an average student can get in ED. At non-feeder high schools, yes it can be "uber hard".[/quote] In fairness, Horace Mann is one of the most rigorous HS in the country (I don't have a child there), widely known for grade deflation. Even an average student there is still a top student.[/quote] School matters. Stuy is another Chicago feeder, large droves I believe. Haven’t checked out their matriculation for a while things might have changed.[/quote] Stuy is a feeder pretty much everywhere.[/quote]
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