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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are the 2021 admissions from a Big3 (does not included multiple admits at many of the schools). Is there one college on this list that you wouldn't be happy that your kid is attending? Personally I think it's awesome and guarantee that my kid will attend a decent college---never mind that they are also learning to to write well and think critically. Boston College Boston University Brown Bucknell Colby Colgate William and Mary Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Davidson Duke Emory Georgetown Georgia Tech Harvard Johns Hopkins NYU Northwestern Oberlin Princeton SMU Stanford Syracuse Tufts Tulane UCLA Chicago Michigan Penn Richmond Sewanee USC St. Andrews UVA Wisconsin Vanderbilt Wake Forest Washington and Lee Wash U Yale[/quote] Not one bad school on this list. Impressive![/quote] It if you placed the same kids in the public, why wouldn’t they be accepted into the same schools? It’s not attending the Big 3 that helped with admittance, it’s the attributes of the kid! So why spend the money again??[/quote] The same kids who decline the Big 3 and went public also got into these schools. And saved $200k…who looks silly now. Maybe to continue the trend, you can ask these schools on the list that you want to pay $200k more in tuition than the kids who graduated from publics! That way you will feel better[/quote]
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