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[quote=Anonymous][quote]According to this list TJ is the second nationwide among public schools in being a feeder to Harvard. And despite your claim that "NYC top privates send at least 10% to Harvard every year" you can see what BS that is, because there's only 2 NY schools on the top feeders list ahead of TJ: one is Stuyvesant (public magnet), the only NY private ahead of TJ is Trinity HS. [/quote] Huh?!! According to that list TJ is 5th--not 2nd-- among public schools in terms of numbers--not percentages. Public schools listed above TJ are Boston Latin, Stuy, Cambridge Rindge, and Lexington HS. And 3 NY schools are on the list ahead of TJ. You left out Horace Mann. There are certainly others which rank below TJ in terms of raw numbers, but have a higher percentage of students enrolled. For example, Dalton, a NY private ranked below TJ in terms of raw numbers still has more than 10% of its student body enrolled at Harvard. There are other privates which do not appear on this list because they are small and thus send fewer students to Harvard in terms of raw numbers, but still meet the 10% threshold. One of these is Brearley which has about 220 students in high school and in the years 2021-2025 had 25 students enroll in Harvard. https://www.brearley.org/college-advising/[/quote]
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