Anonymous wrote:Their matriculation is interesting.
About 25% kids go to tippy top (ivy, t10).
Then only very few got into second tier (think T20) schools like Georgetown, Hamilton, Wesleyan, Grinnell.
About 15% got into third tiers schools, nyu, usc, cmu, etc.
Then some 4th tier schools Boston U, Boston C, Tufts, Tulane.
About half of the class go to no name schools (T50-T200), they are all spread out.
This indicates about half of the class are good performing kids, and about half (lifers?) who don't have motivation.
If your kid is a performing student, this would be a good school. If not, no difference if they go to a public school, would achieve the same result.
Did you just post this to troll people about college tiers?