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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I ran some numbers based on the 2023 CDS. Might have changed since then. Places where the boy acceptance rate > boy application rate: Middlebury, Williams (slightly), Bowdoin, Wesleyan (large), Villanova Places where the boy acceptance rate < boy application rate (it is a [i]disadvantage [/i]for boys to apply) Trinity (CT), Hamilton, Colby, Haverford, Washington & Lee, Colgate, Kenyon, Grinnell[/quote] Interesting Kenyon is on the disadvantage list since there was a NY Times article several years back where a Kenyon AO specifically said boys had a fairly marked advantage in admissions. Now, I can’t remember if it was two kids with same stats vs accepting boys with lower stats. If it is the former, then two things can be true at once…that a boy with the same stats as a girl has a big advantage and that boys on average don’t have the same stats so fewer continue to be accepted.[/quote]
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