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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For such a goal, it might make sense to avoid the most selective colleges. As a tool, this site provides Student Selectivity Ranks for colleges and universities together: https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750 Swarthmore, for example, placed 19th nationally by selectivity. [/quote] This list is crap. It does not factor in ED; it is just admit rates. The more the class is filled ED, the lower the admit rate. Chicago is 4 on this list; its ED admit rate is estimated at 40%. Just ask us what the admit rates mean; we’ll tell you. Once again, Swat is a way tougher admit than Chicago…[/quote] Your comments are crap. The WalletHub methodology used 30 factors, not just overall admit rates. U Chicago is a better school than Swarthmore because of the greater number of brilliant students and the presence of graduate students & programs. However, Swarthmore & U Chicago are similar in that they both encourage intellectualism among their students. Swarthmore is tiny, and that is a weakness due to fewer perspectives and less varied input.[/quote] [b]The “student selectivity rank” is solely admit rates.[/b] Look it up yourself, cite next time you post, and no need for an apology: I know you are trying your best.[/quote] Please note that the WalletHub Student Selectivity Rank considers acceptance rate, standardized scoring profiles and high school class standing.[/quote] 1)cite 2) any selectivity ranking not factoring ED rounds, which lower admit rates, is complete crap. Are you being paid by wallet hub? I notice those posts usually come at a certain point of night.[/quote]
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