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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Probably outdated here on some of these but here’s some wild guesses: UMiami Tulane GWU Syracuse Hobart and William Smith Connecticut College U of Vermont Trinity College Penn State Hampden-Sydney Mount Holyoke[/quote] Tulane had an admit rate for the '25 class of 9.73%. They dropped their honors college because the caliber of student is growing by leaps and bounds. [/quote] Tulane's SATs look really stellar, but they became SAT optional a few years ago--any word on how many student actually submit SATs there?[/quote] This list is dead on for “schools rich families won’t be embarrassed to send their kids. Add all SEC schools, Sewanee, UC Boulder TCU and SMU - lots of different levels of students at these schools with a rich undercurrent. [/quote] Also Baylor, Rhodes, U of Denver[/quote] CU Boulder Arizona Indiana Miami of Ohio Iowa (surprisingly--maybe not around here as much, but I grew up in the ritzy Chicago suburbs...New Trier...and there were soooo many kids from the north shore at Iowa) Michigan State (see above) [/quote]
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