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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]First of all, best wishes to all senior parents who are waiting on ED news right now. My son is a junior and we’re starting to get serious about pulling a list together. He’s a straight-A student with 1500 PSAT and rigorous schedule at a top public. He’s a champion debater and strong writer who dabbles in some other creative ECs. Open to various school settings but not excited about anything athlete or Greek-dominated, and would prefer to stay in the Northeast-Mid-Atlantic region, although we also have some family in the Midwest and I think he’d consider that, too. We’re full pay if it matters. He’s thinking about a career in law but not dead-set on it.

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Tons of non-sporty brilliant boys(and girls) at Penn, Brown, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, JHU. Add UChicago and WashU if you are flexible with location. We have /had a kid at two of these and they have friends at every single one from their high school. These schools all gender balance, thus no shortage of male friends which happens at schools a notch down (60/40 female could be good for dating females, not good for finding male friends).[/quote]

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