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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]HYPS is possible but very low odds.

If you are the top stem female in the class, maybe MIT.  Odds are MUCH better for females.  (Same with Caltech.)

Personally, I would ED to one of the following schools.  (Ask counselor which schools like your HS):
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmouth
Penn
Northwestern

Or for slightly better odds:
Chicago
JHU

Avoid Brown.  Females applicants at a disadvantage.

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people have got to stop clowning. Jhu and chicago ed are largely more selective than NU and Cornell ED amongst others. idiot advice on here

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No, for the one millionth time:  If you attend one of many highly selective private high schools, Chicago is a relatively easy admit for student in the top 40% of the class.  I do not know why but this is the case but it is.  If you attend MCPS or FCPS then it appears to be just as difficult as NU or JHU or many Ivies. 
But for whatever reason Chicago is the one top20 school that preferentially LOVES private school kids. At many privates, it is a much easier admit than it's neighbor Northwestern. From the schools my kids attend you literally need a 3.9 for NU (making it HYP level) and can get into Chicago with a 3.65.  I have the data in front of me.

This will forever be a point of misunderstanding on here because the discrepancy is so large. 
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Yes you keep saying this and many of us with kids at such schools disagree with you.  Perhaps identify the specific high school you are describing.  It’s an anonymous forum after all[/quote]

Look at Harvard Westlake data it is very clear what level students get into Chicago.[/quote]

lol, could not pick a school less relevant to dcum.  [/quote]

Most of us private school moms aren’t from DC. There are a lot of us.[/quote]

No,  there are like 3 of you that post here constantly than aren’t from dc but lost of us are local.[/quote]

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