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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]agree on Williams it’s closer peer school to HYPSM than the lower tier ivies Duke JHU Northwestern [/quote] Not at all true. Peer school is determined by peer group. Williams (and Amherst) peer group from pre-Test optional shows 25th%ile-75%ile[b] 1420-1540[/b], or estimated median around 1480. That is lower than Vanderbilt was (1470-1570) though with their TO preference currently they may never get back to the strong peer group they once were. Ivies: 25-75th%ile Harvard 1460-1580 Penn. 1460-1570 Yale. 1470-1560 Princetn 1460-1560 Brown 1440-1560 Dartm 1430-1550 Cornell 1410-1530 Columbia: never released it pre-TO. They knew they were lower than most ivies, maybe the lowest. Chicago: TO for a long time, who knows where they stand but likely on par with lower ivies. Duke 1480-1560 on par with the top-4 ivies Hopkins 1470-1550 middle of the ivies NorthW 1430-1540 on par with bottom 2 ivies WashU. 1480-1560 on par with ivies CMU: 1460-1560 "" Rice: 1460-1570 "" ND 1400-1540 GrgTwn 1380-1530 In other words Williams has a peer group better than Cornell., similar to Dartmouth and could be better than Columbia. Below many in the Top15-20, no way Top 10. . [/quote] Where is this crap coming from? All the numbers are wrong! Hopkins has a 75 percentile of 1570, for example.[/quote]
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