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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Of course there should be more NM Scholars from a private school that requires a rigorous application than a public school. That's expected. Public schools have a huge range of kids so maybe not accurate to compare the two? But also accept that the kids at the top at a public school can do just as well as the private school kids? Private school kids (not all) also have more resources and wealth to help with the admissions process.

[b]The Ivy admits I know this year are pretty evenly split between private and public schools[/b]. [/quote]

Not my experience this year.
Public school kids getting into large OOS flagships at higher rate than private (UCLA/UCB/Michigan/Texas/UVA)….

Definitely larger number of ivies per capita at private.

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The public school kids should be priority in all of the public flagships.   These schools were always meant to educate students of families with lower income levels.  Why would anyone spend so much on private high school just to end up at a public university?   [/quote]

Some want single sex education 14-18. Some want a smaller school and class sizes in high school.  The goal for many isn’t an Ivy or where they matriculate—but the foundational education. [/quote]

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