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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.[/quote] Only 1 to Cal Tech and none to Harvey Mudd is more disappointing than none to Virginia Tech. The students looking at STEM aren’t focused on SMU or Tulane …Virgina Tech is likely a safety for the 7 going to MIT [/quote] There are geographic reasons at play. There is a definite bias towards east coast schools, except for Stanford and UChicago. Very few to Berkeley, UCLA, etc.[/quote] So why no Virginia Tech & UMD?[/quote] Coddled private school kids tend to not thrive at large universities. [/quote] Andover is the opposite of a school that coddles. The unofficial motto is “sink or swim.” I remember literally collapsing on the floor of the library after finals during my upper (junior) year, from pure exhaustion. I also remember my European History teacher telling us in the fall that all of us would get no more than a 3 (equivalent of a C) that term. I was never so happy to finally earn a 5 that spring (equivalent to an A). My English teacher told us “The only way anyone will get a 6 (equivalent to an A+) on a paper in my class is if I read it and wish I had written it.”[/quote]
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