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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Notre Dame offers legacies a much better chance of being accepted during EA

In 2015, it looks like Notre Dame accepted 24% of legacy students, versus 7.6% for Georgetown.

http://www.thehoya.com/legacy-status-tips-admission-scales/

Notre Dame legacy admit rate was 45 percent in 2014, according to Don Bishop:

"“Fortunately,” says Bishop, “our alumni produce pretty bright kids. The academic profile of that group is quite good.” The admit rate for these applicants is about 45 percent"

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Obviously Georgetown is a more desirable school. [/quote]

Love how this poster gives us more opportunities to prove him wrong.
https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=Georgetown+University&with=University+of+Notre+Dame
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I think you’re both petty idiots and I certainly wouldn’t use questionable, self-reported parchment data to support my case.  But I am curious why Catholics would find it important to attend a catholic university?[/quote]

Um, maybe because they are Catholic?  My DS attended public school all his life, but always was spiritual.  This gives him the opportunity to study his intended major (business) along with the best philosophy and theology courses in the nation.  Notre Dame has everything he wants:  great academics, school spirit, gorgeous campus, fabulous D1 sports, culture of giving back.  South Bend not the best location, but no school is perfect.[/quote]

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