Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid graduated from one of those schools with 700 other kids. There is no way to know where everyone has ended up. The Insta account and Bethesda Mag are the only means to have any sense of where kids ended up.
I can tell you that in her friend group and adjacent friend group, which is roughly 20 kids, mostly rich and white (but not all), about 10 are in top 10-20 schools, no legacies, no athletes. Two deferred from an Ivy but ended up in top 15.
The rest are in the top 50 including UMD - I mention that b/c some had no choice, financially, to not go in-state but perhaps could have ended up in the top 20.
Great post!
OP here. Which high school does your daughter attend?
How would that help you, nosy OP?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid graduated from one of those schools with 700 other kids. There is no way to know where everyone has ended up. The Insta account and Bethesda Mag are the only means to have any sense of where kids ended up.
I can tell you that in her friend group and adjacent friend group, which is roughly 20 kids, mostly rich and white (but not all), about 10 are in top 10-20 schools, no legacies, no athletes. Two deferred from an Ivy but ended up in top 15.
The rest are in the top 50 including UMD - I mention that b/c some had no choice, financially, to not go in-state but perhaps could have ended up in the top 20.
Great post!
OP here. Which high school does your daughter attend?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid graduated from one of those schools with 700 other kids. There is no way to know where everyone has ended up. The Insta account and Bethesda Mag are the only means to have any sense of where kids ended up.
I can tell you that in her friend group and adjacent friend group, which is roughly 20 kids, mostly rich and white (but not all), about 10 are in top 10-20 schools, no legacies, no athletes. Two deferred from an Ivy but ended up in top 15.
The rest are in the top 50 including UMD - I mention that b/c some had no choice, financially, to not go in-state but perhaps could have ended up in the top 20.
Great post!