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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also regarding St Anns DNA. but also can't overlook their college placement, even now. GCS is a solid school, but also very much a full pay place. They dont have the endowment TTs have. They dont have the college placement of 2Ts like Regis or St Ann's or, if we were adding publics, schools like Bronx Science or Hunter. I put GCS on the same tier as Beacon and Poly Prep and Berkeley Carroll. I think that's 3T. And if I wanted to open a can of worms: I'd also put Avenues in this tier. It's a good education with solid college counseling and outcomes. Also pretty much full pay, but it is what it is[/quote] If you are going to be very granular and say 2T is just Regis, St. Ann's, and maybe Riverdale, then I would agree that Grace is 3T. Though if also being that granular, I would likely differentiate it from Berkeley Carroll and make that 4T. If you are doing a broader view of 2T then Grace sneaks in. Agreed that Avenues is an odd duck. Probably agree with you on the tiering. But it draws a different crowd. And I know some people who sent their kid for elementary (particularly those who live downtown for whom it was convenient) and maxed out the language portion then applied out as they felt that that was its primary differentiating factor and the HS was not as good.[/quote] Okay, I'll try. I agree that GCS is getting rising in ranks - just 3-4 years ago they'd take anyone who could pay and was tier 4 - but it's not tier 2. I don't have deep insight into all these schools so this is just my take as a person who has two kids in private high schools in nyc, has been through the application process twice as an unhooked family, and follows college placement somewhat. I'm sure there are glaring errors. (these aren't ranked within tiers) tier 1 Trinity Collegiate Dalton Spence Brearley HM Chapin tier 2 St Ann's Regis Riverdale Fieldstone Marymount Sacred Heart Nightingale tier 3 Loyola GCS Packer Poly Avenues Friends Seminary Tier 4 BFS BC Basis Hewitt Dwight Trevor Calhoun Hackley Lycée UNIS Xavier/Fordham Prep Notre Dame/DA/SVF -- [/quote] +1 to this. Except Riv and Saint Ann’s are more difficult admits for K than their 2T ranking would otherwise suggest. [/quote]
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