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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Definitely get ready to let go of your illusions of DD sailing into every school she applies to. Like everybody, she'll need to apply to a range of schools in terms of how competitive admissions are. Basically, you want to look at academically competitive schools with a robust Greek scene. In addition to the schools you mentioned, take a look at: Cornell Dartmouth Emory Michigan Honors Northwestern Penn Princeton (despite what a few PPs have said, it's super-social -- DH went there and DS will be a first-year, so we are familiar with it) Cornell SMU UT Wake Forest [/quote] Yes, Princeton is super social, but--based on OP's description of her daughter as non-intellectual--unlikely that OP's daughter will be admitted to Princeton or Northwestern as such an observation might be reflected in teacher recommendations or revealed by the daughter's application.[/quote]
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