This is impressive. Is Whitman the school that did away with a lunch period requirement? Or was that Churchill? Whichever school it is is promoting an unhealthy culture.

Anonymous wrote:Strong list. Nice depth and neat to see broadminded kids going all over the country. But maybe that’s just more to do with families having money.

Ya think?

Anonymous wrote:I wish it would break it down by honors colleges. I bet a significant number of the UMD and U of South Carolina, and the like are going to the honors colleges. My kid is at another MoCo strong HS and he is getting recruited hard (hand-written birthday cards, etc) from USC.

Great story!

What is the stats distribution at Whitman?

I wish it would break it down by honors colleges. I bet a significant number of the UMD and U of South Carolina, and the like are going to the honors colleges. My kid is at another MoCo strong HS and he is getting recruited hard (hand-written birthday cards, etc) from USC.

Anonymous wrote:Not many going out west.

Arizona State University, Polytechnic 1
Arizona State University, Tempe 4
Colorado State University 1
Loyola Marymount University 2
Montana State University 1
Occidental College 3
Pasadena City College 1
Pitzer College 1
Santa Barbara City College 1
Scripps College 1
Stanford University 2
University of California, Berkeley 1
University of California, Irvine 1
University of California, Los Angeles 2
University of California, San Diego 1
University of California, Santa Barbara 3
University of California, Santa Cruz 1
University of Colorado, Boulder 2
University of North Dakota 1
University of Southern California 4
University of Washington 2

Only the status conscious care about this.

Anonymous wrote:Not many going out west.

Yet, three to Occidental is curious.

Anonymous wrote:Why so many to UMD?

Because it is a strong school with tuition about 1/3 the rate of many other schools. Great value even if you could afford 75k a year.

Five to Haverford, also wow

Why so many to UMD?

Not many going out west.

Strong list. Nice depth and neat to see broadminded kids going all over the country. But maybe that’s just more to do with families having money.

Not sure PP understands what “so called” means.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes - and OP left out a number of other great schools, like Lehigh. Wow. No wonder people move to Whitman!

Whitman highschool curriculum, faculty or staff had nothing to do with these results.

Dream on! You have nothing to lose by dreaming.