Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is a wholly insufficient criterion. I hope people don’t put much faith in yet another ranking.
All the rankings are for your reference.
Just one of the variables in your decision making.
If the frequency and content of discussion here is any indication, some parents weigh perceived "reputation" of a school very, very heavily.
It's not just parents, it's employers as well.
Anonymous wrote:And yet UVa, a public school, is the 8th biggest producer of Rhodes Scholars from the US. And the only public to rank that high. Think about that when deciding whether private is worth the $$$$
Anonymous wrote:That can't be the criterion used because all the Ivies have acceptance rate less than 10% for years.
What does it even mean to have average acceptance rate below 20% for three years? This is not at all selective. Pure nonsense.
Anonymous wrote:And yet UVa, a public school, is the 8th biggest producer of Rhodes Scholars from the US. And the only public to rank that high. Think about that when deciding whether private is worth the $$$$
Anonymous wrote:And yet UVa, a public school, is the 8th biggest producer of Rhodes Scholars from the US. And the only public to rank that high. Think about that when deciding whether private is worth the $$$$
Anonymous wrote:And yet UVa, a public school, is the 8th biggest producer of Rhodes Scholars from the US. And the only public to rank that high. Think about that when deciding whether private is worth the $$$$
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is a wholly insufficient criterion. I hope people don’t put much faith in yet another ranking.
All the rankings are for your reference.
Just one of the variables in your decision making.
If the frequency and content of discussion here is any indication, some parents weigh perceived "reputation" of a school very, very heavily.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is a wholly insufficient criterion. I hope people don’t put much faith in yet another ranking.
All the rankings are for your reference.
Just one of the variables in your decision making.
Anonymous wrote:Good lord. It will be $100k a year at some of these schools by the time my kids apply. And we are in the lovely category of just missing out on qualifying for any financial aid---the ones that really get screwed the most.
Anonymous wrote:College of the Ozarks??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is college acceptance rate of under 20% significant?
Four people out of Ten get in - too many
Three people out of Ten get in- well.. still little too many
Two out ten sounds about right for selective