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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Data for Michigan:

2020-2021 Common Data Set (pre-Covid):
http://obp.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/pubdata/cds/cds_2020-2021_umaa.pdf

25th Percentile 1340; 660 Evidence Based Reading, 680 Math
75th Percentile 1520, 740 Evidence Based Reading, 780 Math
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Thanks, this makes sense now. So for Michigan, it would be more accurate to list it this way:

UMich 1340-1520

Their 75% is around the same as the other schools listed, it’s just their 25% is lower, due to on state applicants.[/quote]

That is always the price that a public school has to pay.  They will never be able to attract the same quality of students as a private school across the board. Nothing inherently wrong with the school, just that one has public mission. Michigan has been expanding its enrollment in a big way.  This allows more Michigan residents an opportunity to climb the social ladder.  No selective private school has experienced a similar increase in its enrollment.[/quote]

I assume you men elite private schools. Most privates are not nearly as good as Michigan. [/quote]

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