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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Daughter was just rejected from the Ivy she wants to attend. An older girl she knows is at NYU for a year and just got into the Ivy she wants to attend. Wasn't sure if that was a common move. She doesn't want to do a gap year.[/quote]

Of course there is no guarantee but if managed to get a very high GPA freshmen year at NYU she stands a chance. Also depends on which ivy you are talking about. If it HYP, the chances are close to nil. they take an insanely small number of transfers every year. If it is one of the other ones, her chances are quite better. [/quote]

Penn.[/quote]

Is Penn considered Ivy League?  Isn't it a state school?[/quote]

A simple google search with Penn as your sole keyword would have solved your question in 5 seconds, if it was in fact a genuine question and not trolling. Hard to know for sure because this is such basic stuff.

Agree with above, people who don't now this really lack sophistication. Not a good look. Also people who say a school is considered an ivy tend to be beyond clueless. The ivy league is a set group of 8 schools, how can a school be considered an ivy league? it is not subjective. A school either is or is not an ivy. [/quote]

Not everyone is from the NE. I didn't know until a few years ago that Penn was Ivy League. University of 
Pennsylvania sounds like a state school. [/quote]

Why would you flaunt your ignorance?[/quote]

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