Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 21:49     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


last 4 year

Holton avg 77 students-
Harvard - 5
Yale - 2
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 3
calTech - 0

Holton avg 108 studnet -
Harvard - 12
Yale - 3
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 8
calTech - 1

statistically more Potomac kids going to elite universities.


Which one is Potomac? And does anyone have similar numbers for Madeira?
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 21:41     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


last 4 year

Holton avg 77 students-
Harvard - 5
Yale - 2
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 3
calTech - 0

Holton avg 108 studnet -
Harvard - 12
Yale - 3
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 8
calTech - 1

statistically more Potomac kids going to elite universities.


Going out on a limb here: you've never taking a course in statistics.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 21:03     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


last 4 year

Holton avg 77 students-
Harvard - 5
Yale - 2
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 3
calTech - 0

Holton avg 108 studnet -
Harvard - 12
Yale - 3
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 8
calTech - 1

statistically more Potomac kids going to elite universities.


Wishful thinking
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:59     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


last 4 year

Holton avg 77 students-
Harvard - 5
Yale - 2
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 3
calTech - 0

Holton avg 108 studnet -
Harvard - 12
Yale - 3
Princeton - 4
Stanford - 8
calTech - 1

statistically more Potomac kids going to elite universities.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:52     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


Do you have any clue how competitive UVA is for northern Virginia applicants?


I know about UVA, but it is not aspirational for parents paying huge bucks for private.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:50     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.


Do you have any clue how competitive UVA is for northern Virginia applicants?
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:48     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

The ‘21 college list for Madeira was pretty impressive. Is it posted on their website?
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:33     Subject: Re:College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

I think the college counseling at Madeira has been one of its weakest areas. I could be wrong but I remember reading a few years back about the main college counselor being too out of touch and there were some bad experiences talked about online.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:31     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


Wrong! Holton has much better results. Too many Potomac grads go to UVA -- they could have saved $$ + gone to any public h.s.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:28     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. DD is actually leaning towards Madeira for a few reasons. I am trying to get behind it but I’m worried about college admissions.


The nice thing about Madeira is that it starts at ninth grade. Otherwise the other schools are better.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 20:06     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Thanks. DD is actually leaning towards Madeira for a few reasons. I am trying to get behind it but I’m worried about college admissions.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 19:51     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Anonymous wrote:It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female


This is my opinion as well
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 19:25     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

It varies year yo year but I do keep an eye on Potomac vs Holton. Potomac is markedly stronger, controlling for female vs female
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 19:13     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Athletics would make a bigger difference.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 18:48     Subject: College admissions from Potomac v Holton v Madeira?

Any insights into how the college admissions process works at these schools?

Would they affect the outcome significantly?