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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For Whitman - arguable one of the top 5 public schools in the country. Billed as the best public high school in the area. Yale - 17 applied - 1 got in Harvard - 25 applied - 2 got in Princeton - 22 applied - 2 got in That is about the same as the broader admissions pool. Not impressive and not the same as the Big 3. Public schools parents rant as rave - save your money -- in this case - it appears money was saved and the results were nowhere near the same.[/quote] You need to take a trip on over to the "Any Parents Disappointed With College Placement?" thread. There you can check out the lists from elite privates for non-HYP acceptances/matriculations, and while you're there you can ogle all the nasty posters calling, for example, certain STA results dismal and worse.[/quote] According to a recent Sidwell publication University of Michigan was the number one school in terms of both applicants (26 out of a class of about 120, or 22%) AND Sidwell students attending. At Whitman it's second to UMD in terms of number of applicants (100 applicants out of about 450 students, or 22%), and probably number attending as well. According to that same publication 2 or fewer Sidwell students went to Princeton and Yale, 3 to Harvard. Not too dissimilar. By contrast, Sidwell has one going to Penn while 7 were admitted from Whitman.[/quote] Isn't Whitman 4-5 times as big as Sidwell? [/quote] They have the same percentage going to Michigan - it doesn't matter how big the school is. [/quote]
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