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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The [b]caliber of students[/b], on average, and the cachet of a degree and the network made. [/quote] It’s this. Your child is already.ready in the US system, just look at the top 3 kids in the grade. Compare them to the below median kids in the same grade. That’s the difference between Princeton and Penn State. [/quote] https://bpb-us-e1.wpmucdn.com/sites.psu.edu/dist/d/114442/files/2025/04/CDS_2024_2025_Erie1.pdf Penn State Percent in top tenth of high school graduating class 23% Percent in top quarter 46% Percent in top half 78% There are more raw number of people in top 10% of high school class at Penn State than at Harvard. https://www.psu.edu/resources/first-year-students/eligibility Penn State main campus has 75%ile SAT of 1480, From 35% of studsents So about 9% of the class has SAT 1480+. The class itelf is as big has 5.5 Princetons, giving half a Princeton's worth of 1480+ SAT at Penn State main campus. The existence of nearby other students with lower academic achievement doesn't make the opportunity for higher achieving students lower. [/quote]
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