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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I was curious about what someone said about Regis so I looked up two of their school profiles 2024 (for 21-24) and 25 and noticed two things

One this: 
For REGIS 2021-2025 (used 21-24 and then 25), total on their site:

Ivy+ detail:
Ivies = 96 (6+8+11+26+5+14+9+5+9+3)
Stanford = 1
MIT = 3
Caltech = 2
UChicago = 12
Duke = 8
Johns Hopkins = 4
Northwestern = 6
Vanderbilt =3
So Ivy+ = 135 / 650 = 21.0%.

REGIS WASP detail:
Williams = 14
Amherst = 0
Swarthmore = 1
Pomona = 0
So WASP adds 15.

Two this: 
27 to ND
50 to Georgetown 
35 to BC

Those are giant numbers. I suspect they have kids (and/or parents) preferring ND/GU/even BC to places like Cornell or JHU. Fit matters.  [/quote]

I expanded to US News Top 26 (25/26 are tied) National Universities, and top 10 Liberal Arts colleges.  ND and Georgetown are included.  BC isn’t.

National Universities included:
Princeton, MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, UChicago, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, Penn, Caltech, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, Columbia, UC Berkeley, Rice, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Carnegie Mellon, Michigan, Notre Dame, WashU, Emory, Georgetown, UNC Chapel Hill, UVA.

Liberal Arts Colleges included:
Williams, Amherst, U.S. Naval Academy, Swarthmore, Bowdoin, U.S. Air Force Academy, Claremont McKenna, Pomona, Wellesley, Carleton, Harvey Mudd, West Point.

Historic official results:

70+%
Brearley (61): 71% | 2021-2025

50-60%
Horace Mann (180): 53% | 2023-2025 *** lower bound; max 65% if all 16 uncounted target schools have 4 each
Saint Ann’s (86): 53% | 2024-2025

40-50%
Nightingale (57): 47% | 2021-2025
Fieldston (120): 43% | 2020-2025
Regis (130): 41% | 2022-2025

20-30%
Poly Prep (128): 27% | 2021-2025
Marymount (50): 27% | 2020-2024
Dwight-Englewood (124): 26% | 2023-2025

Tier moves vs Ivy+WASP:

Up 2 tiers:
Riverdale: 40-50% → 60-70%
Chapin: 40-50% → 60-70%
Fieldston: 20-30% → 40-50%
Regis: 20-30% → 40-50%
Packer: 10-20% → 30-40%
Avenues: 10-20% → 30-40%
Sacred Heart: 10-20% → 30-40%

Up 1 tier:
Brearley: 60-70% → 70+%
Spence: 50-60% → 60-70%
Dalton: 50-60% → 60-70%
Collegiate: 50-60% → 60-70%
Horace Mann: 40-50% → 50-60%
Saint Ann’s: 40-50% → 50-60%
Nightingale: 30-40% → 40-50%
Friends Seminary: 20-30% → 30-40%
Browning: 20-30% → 30-40%
Marymount: 10-20% → 20-30%
Poly Prep: 10-20% → 20-30%
Dwight-Englewood: 10-20% → 20-30%

Down tiers: none.
Same tier: none.

Regis and CSH moved up two buckets, Marymount moved up one.[/quote]

Avenues' numbers seem too high.  Where did you get their 2023 matriculation?  Their website lists 2023-2025 matriculation, but not 2023 matriculation.[/quote]

Older Avenues PDF.  Updated.  This now goes back to tiering based on Ivy++WASP (but has USN26+LAC10 if you care off to the side).

Definitions:
Ivy+ = Ivy League + Stanford, MIT, Caltech, UChicago, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, Vanderbilt
WASP = Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona
Ivy+WASP = Ivy+ + WASP
HYPSM = Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT
USN26+LAC10 = U.S. News National Universities rank-through-#26 + U.S. News Liberal Arts Colleges rank-through-#10, including ties

School (N/yr): Ivy+WASP; HYPSM; USN26+LAC10 | Years

[b]50+%[/b]
Brearley (61): 60%; 19%; 71% | 2021-2025
Spence (64): 54%; 17%; 67% | 2021-2025
Collegiate (52): 52%; 12%; 60% | 2020-2024
Dalton (87): 52%; 16%; 66% | 2019-2024

[b]40-50%[/b]
Riverdale (116): 46%; 11%; 64% | 2020-2025
Saint Ann’s (86): 45%; 13%; 53% | 2024-2025
Chapin (60): 43%; 11%; 61% | 2021-2025
Horace Mann (180): 42%; 6%; 53% | 2023-2025 *** lower bound; Ivy+WASP max 46%; USN26+LAC10 max 65% if all uncounted target schools have 4 each

[b]30-40%[/b]
Nightingale (57): 33%; 6%; 47% | 2021-2025

[b]20-30%[/b]
Fieldston (120): 28%; 3%; 43% | 2020-2025
Browning (25): 25%; 3%; 35% | 2021-2025
Regis (130): 25%; 6%; 41% | 2022-2025
Friends Seminary (74): 24%; 5%; 39% | 2021-2025

Where is Trinity in this list? Out of curiosity[/quote]

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