PP you need a new hobby.

Schools with 3 or more matriculations:

University of Chicago 21
Harvard University 12
Yale University 12
Stanford University 11
Boston University 10
Brown University 10
Northeastern University 10
Columbia University 8
Georgetown University 8
New York University 8
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 7
Northwestern University 7
University of Pennsylvania 7
University of Virginia 7
Cornell University 6
University of Massachusetts, Amherst 6
Boston College 5
Carnegie Mellon University 5
Villanova University 5
Williams College 5
Emory University 4
Tufts University 4
Tulane University 4
The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 4
University of St. Andrews 4
Wellesley College 4
Wesleyan University 4
Amherst College 3
Babson College 3
Bates College 3
Bowdoin College 3
Colby College 3
Colgate University 3
College of the Holy Cross 3
Colorado College 3
Dartmouth College 3
McGill University 3
Middlebury College 3
Princeton University 3
Rutgers University 3
Skidmore College 3
Southern Methodist University 3
The University of Texas at Austin 3
United States Naval Academy 3
University of California, San Diego 3
University of Michigan 3
University of Southern California 3
University of Wisconsin, Madison 3
Vanderbilt University 3
Washington University, St. Louis 3

Interesting that they send 10 or more to each of Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Brown, and Chicago but only 3 to Dartmouth. I would have expected more there.

Anonymous wrote:What is INSANE is that there are THIRTEEN college counselors plus an administrative staff of 4. For a class of 335.

NCS (where my kid attends) has a staff of 3 this year. 2 counselors and an essay helper. That's it. 85 girls.

13 for 335 vs 3 for 85 is not that different.

What is INSANE is that there are THIRTEEN college counselors plus an administrative staff of 4. For a class of 335.

NCS (where my kid attends) has a staff of 3 this year. 2 counselors and an essay helper. That's it. 85 girls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf

Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.

Both SMU and Tulane attract wealthy kids.

Full pay - you can highlight the fully pay schools on that list.....like at any top private high school.

Anonymous wrote:https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf

Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.

Both SMU and Tulane attract wealthy kids.

Anonymous wrote:Does every high-scoring unhooked prep school kid in the country go to Chicago?

Maybe that's where the Midwesterners go if they don't think they are likelies for Harvard or Yale.

The wide distribution of schools suggests a "going home" or "going where I got a big scholarship" framework.

27 postgrads???

Does every high-scoring unhooked prep school kid in the country go to Chicago?

who cares

University of Chicago and Stanford surprise me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf

Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.

Can’t tell if you’re joking.

Joking about what?

Anonymous wrote:https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf

Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.

Can’t tell if you’re joking.

https://d2e3a5v56wj8r4.cloudfront.net/files/SchoolProfile2023-2024.pdf

Was surprised Virginia Tech wasn't anywhere and that SMU and Tulane were on the 3 year list.