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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]University of Chicago (37) Dartmouth College (17) Yale University (17) Georgetown University (13) Boston College (11) Harvard University (10) Tulane University (10) Columbia University (9) Princeton University (9) University of Virginia (9) Wesleyan University (9) Davidson College (8) Bowdoin College (7) Wake Forest University (7) Washington and Lee University (7) Colgate University (6) Cornell University (6) Duke University (6) University of North Carolina (6) University of St. Andrews (6) St. Alban's college matriculation over 5 years. 33% of all graduates to the top privates on there: Chicago, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, Duke, Cornell. And that's not even counting privates not listed such as Penn, MIT, Stanford, Hopkins, etc. That just goes to show what school you attend matters and there is leeway. I guarantee you top 33% of the class isn't a 3.8 or 3.9.[/quote] How low is the avg GPA for a Colgate or Wake admit?[/quote] NP - much lower for Colgate than Wake. Our salutatorian this year applied ED to Wake and did not get it; kids who got into Colgate were around the too 20% of the class and unremarkable in terms of extracurriculars and such.[/quote] Agree with this. There is a poster (posters?) who tosses out Wake as an option for middle of the pack kids at DC privates but at ours it's a tough admit. GPA 3.8+ is required and this is a school with an average GPA of 3.5. [/quote] Interesting. Our DCs are at an independent in another (very competitive) metro area and kids get into Wake ED in the 3.5ish range. [/quote] +1 here Non-DMV independent in similar metro area. Wake ED is for 3.5-3.6; but Wake RD is tough if not URM or 3.9+[/quote]
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