Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
When you are hooked (parent gave eight figures, squash recruit, black with a 1500 SAT) it doesn’t matter where you went to HS. Hooked is hooked anywhere
Ok great. Then we can agree that the reason the TTs do some much better is not because of hooks (as someone suggested above and as is usually thrown out as the reason for such great matriculation stats at TT schools). Because I see no reason why hooks are restricted to those schools. And I know for a fact that they are not.
Schools like HM and Trinity have an easier go of it getting rich, hooked families to enroll v Trevor or Dwight. They also have bigger classes than smaller schools that have a higher percentage go to HYP. There is zero incentive for Harvard to accept a bunch of unhooked applicants from Brearley v a good suburban public. If ten from a private are going to Harvard, no more than 1-2 are unhooked.
The incentive is they are better students and better educated and well known by the school to be able to thrive there. That's the answer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
When you are hooked (parent gave eight figures, squash recruit, black with a 1500 SAT) it doesn’t matter where you went to HS. Hooked is hooked anywhere
Ok great. Then we can agree that the reason the TTs do some much better is not because of hooks (as someone suggested above and as is usually thrown out as the reason for such great matriculation stats at TT schools). Because I see no reason why hooks are restricted to those schools. And I know for a fact that they are not.
Schools like HM and Trinity have an easier go of it getting rich, hooked families to enroll v Trevor or Dwight. They also have bigger classes than smaller schools that have a higher percentage go to HYP. There is zero incentive for Harvard to accept a bunch of unhooked applicants from Brearley v a good suburban public. If ten from a private are going to Harvard, no more than 1-2 are unhooked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
When you are hooked (parent gave eight figures, squash recruit, black with a 1500 SAT) it doesn’t matter where you went to HS. Hooked is hooked anywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
When you are hooked (parent gave eight figures, squash recruit, black with a 1500 SAT) it doesn’t matter where you went to HS. Hooked is hooked anywhere
Ok great. Then we can agree that the reason the TTs do some much better is not because of hooks (as someone suggested above and as is usually thrown out as the reason for such great matriculation stats at TT schools). Because I see no reason why hooks are restricted to those schools. And I know for a fact that they are not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
When you are hooked (parent gave eight figures, squash recruit, black with a 1500 SAT) it doesn’t matter where you went to HS. Hooked is hooked anywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
No. I’m saying Brearley attracts the top students and they’re not getting in just because of hooks (otherwise you’d see the same numbers at other schools where these hooks also exist). They’re getting in because they have the goods (hooks alone won’t do it). Though I do assume that colleges know Brearley and thus know that if you are high achieving there, you’ll be a great fit for the college. So in that sense, I suppose the school does help and perhaps they wouldn't be as successful if at another non-TT private that is not as highly regarded by the colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Are you saying those admits wouldn't have made it to Harvard if they were at a different school?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
There are parents who went to Harvard (and other ivies) at every private school in the city. And rich parents at every private school. And FGLI kids at every private school. And star athletes at every private school. And so on. But only the TTs have these kind of stats. Of course hooks provide the edge, but those hooks exist everywhere and there is a reason the TTs do better than the other schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
AFAIK, only 2 of them are unhooked, and at least one of them has national level achievements unrelated to the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding..
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet
That's impressive. 7 from Brearley's class of 60-65 is also outstanding. The TTs are still obviously doing quite well.
Anonymous wrote:Dalton has 10 to harvard. many hooked but still. not all posted yet