Anonymous wrote:From the TJ data above, it appears that a significant majority of the seniors end up in very good schools. Is that also the case for STA, Sidwell, ... students?

1. The data looks incomplete -- there are approximately 385 students in the "enrolled" category, but TJ's class of 2011 was approximately 430, it appears. http://tjpartnershipfund.org/docs/TJ%20School%20Profile%2010-11.pdf

2. Google the "Matriculation Stats" website and it has good information on area school college matriculations results. As I recall, it does not include Sidwell because they don't publicize their list at all (other schools will do things like a 5-year total, etc.).

From the TJ data above, it appears that a significant majority of the seniors end up in very good schools. Is that also the case for STA, Sidwell, ... students?

Were the STA boys landing in the Ivies and Top Ten Schools all straight A, perfect SAT score types?

How many Ivy admits from NCS, Sidwell, GDS, Holton this year?

Anonymous wrote:It's not the school that gets the kid in to college. It's the kid that gets the kid in to college.

It's the kid that gets the kid into TJ. Or into St. Albans and the ilk if we're talking about 9th grade - as opposed to K - entrance.

It's not the school that gets the kid in to college. It's the kid that gets the kid in to college.

Anonymous wrote:It's weird that any TJ kids would go to UMD when VA has so many great public universities. I'm not dogging UMD...it's just that why would anyone pay out of state rates for UMD when VA publics are so much cheaper and usually better.

Scholarships. Better engineering program.

It's weird that any TJ kids would go to UMD when VA has so many great public universities. I'm not dogging UMD...it's just that why would anyone pay out of state rates for UMD when VA publics are so much cheaper and usually better.

Anonymous wrote:If you really have that data available, please post the whole list, so we can see the full count of where all seniors were admitted/enrolled.

TJ full list for 2011 - first number is the # admitted, the second number is the # enrolled.

Amherst College 2 2
Boston College 8 1
Boston University 14 2
Brown University 8 3
Bucknell University 5 0
University of California at Berkeley 24 4
University of California at Los Angeles 14 0
University of California at San Diego 7 0
University of California at Santa Barbara 5 1
California Institute of Technology 9 4
Carnegie Mellon University 45 14
Case Western Reserve University 18 2
University of Chicago 11 1
Columbia University 13 7
Cornell University 37 13
Dartmouth College 9 3
Drexel University 13 0
Duke University 33 12
Emory University 5 0
George Mason University 39 4
The George Washington University 13 2
Georgetown University 17 8
Georgia Institute of Technology 35 3
Harvard University 6 6
Harvey Mudd College 3 0
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 17 0
Indiana University at Bloomington 5 2
James Madison University 22 2
Johns Hopkins University 9 0
Lehigh University 5 1
University of Mary Washington 7 0
University of Maryland, College Park 19 5
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 19 14
McGill University 14 0
University of Miami 6 1
University of Michigan 37 4
Middlebury College 2 1
NCAA Eligibility Center 2 0
New York University 13 2
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 28 2
Northeastern University 6 0
Northwestern University 11 3
University of Notre Dame 14 5
Pennsylvania State University, University Park 32 2
University of Pennsylvania 5 4
University of Pittsburgh 20 3
Princeton University 14 10
Purdue University 6 0
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 18 1
Rice University 11 3
University of Richmond 3 0
Rochester Institute of Technology 11 2
University of Rochester 5 0
University of South Carolina 8 1
University of Southern California 9 2
Stanford University 7 7
Swarthmore College 1 0
Tufts University 10 0
Tulane University 3 0
Vanderbilt University 10 2
Vassar College 3 2
Virginia Commonwealth University 27 3
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 168 31
University of Virginia 225 106
Wake Forest University 13 1
Washington and Lee University 3 1
Washington University in St. Louis 23 5
Wellesley College 7 1
College of William and Mary 194 56
Williams College 4 1
Yale University 13 7

If you really have that data available, please post the whole list, so we can see the full count of where all seniors were admitted/enrolled.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, it helps that a St. A parent is on the board of Princeton...

Only 2 St Albans seniors got into Princeton. From Thomas Jefferson, the number was 18.

Complete lie about TJ. 18 kids did NOT get into Princeton this year. Or any year.

Last year, 14 students from TJ were admitted to Princeton and 10 enrolled.

Here is additional TJ stat from last year.

Harvard: 6 admit/6 enrolled
Dartmouth: 8 admit/3 enrolled
Columbia: 13/7
University of Penn.: 5/4
Yale: 13/7
Stanford: 7/7
MIT: 19/14


Source: TJ online system