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Anonymous wrote:Top choice school for Tony Soprano's daughter. Tony thought the admissions guy made a lot of sense.

She ended up at Columbia. Georgetown waitlisted her—-Camilla did a shakedown of the AOs lol

lol... Tony conducting "business" at the school visit cracked me up.

Tony whacked Febby Petrulio on that trip. Classic.

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Anonymous wrote:Top choice school for Tony Soprano's daughter. Tony thought the admissions guy made a lot of sense.

She ended up at Columbia. Georgetown waitlisted her—-Camilla did a shakedown of the AOs lol

lol... Tony conducting "business" at the school visit cracked me up.

Willow was visiting Colby, not Bowdoin.

Meadow, not Willow. lol

🤣

Bowdoin is much harder stats-wise to get into from our NE boarding school than Williams and Amherst. Equal to Swarthmore.

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It's known for being so elite that nobody has heard of it.

IYKYK

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Anonymous wrote:It is less nerdy but also there is less competition at Bowdoin vs WAS. Kids just outside of the top 20% ED there with success, and the top kids use it as an ivy or WAS backup. It is for bright kids but not best of the school super smarties.

Not this year or last. I think your info is a few years old. I do agree this used to be be true about Bowdoin, though.

Average Bowdoin scores and profile are a notch lower than WASP and definitely upper ivies.

from our feeder nyc school, naviance shows it's just as hard.

which .. could mean Bowdoin gives a shit about feeders, or the other schools care more about their legacy applicants. either way, not a bad look on Bowdoin.

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It's known for being so elite that nobody has heard of it.

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Average Bowdoin scores and profile are a notch lower than WASP and definitely upper ivies.

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The data on College Navigator shows test score ranges for Bowdoin, Pomona, Swarthmore, and Williams right on top of each other. It’s Amherst that’s a notch lower (and possibly Pomona, because such a small fraction of students submit test scores). Seems like your info is out of date.

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Anonymous wrote:It is less nerdy but also there is less competition at Bowdoin vs WAS. Kids just outside of the top 20% ED there with success, and the top kids use it as an ivy or WAS backup. It is for bright kids but not best of the school super smarties.

Not this year or last. I think your info is a few years old. I do agree this used to be be true about Bowdoin, though.

Average Bowdoin scores and profile are a notch lower than WASP and definitely upper ivies.

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Anonymous wrote:Top choice school for Tony Soprano's daughter. Tony thought the admissions guy made a lot of sense.

She ended up at Columbia. Georgetown waitlisted her—-Camilla did a shakedown of the AOs lol

lol... Tony conducting "business" at the school visit cracked me up.

Willow was visiting Colby, not Bowdoin.

Meadow, not Willow. lol

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Anonymous wrote:Top choice school for Tony Soprano's daughter. Tony thought the admissions guy made a lot of sense.

She ended up at Columbia. Georgetown waitlisted her—-Camilla did a shakedown of the AOs lol

Now - I gotta watch this show.

One former president (Pierce), several US senators and governors, Nathaniel Hawthorne and H.W. Longfellow all went there.

Great food

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Anonymous wrote:The best school in Maine — the Mississippi of the North.

The Maine coast is nicer than almost anywhere else in New England. Pretty nice version of Mississippi

Mississippi has a coast too. Look at a map of Maine, go a couple miles inland, and look at the entire state. Maine is a big state. Name a nice town away from the coast. Ever been to Skowhegan? Waterville? Augusta? Mississippi is better…plenty of nice towns. Ever been to Oxford?

Gardiner
Hallowell
Rangeley
Millinockett

Anonymous wrote:It is less nerdy but also there is less competition at Bowdoin vs WAS. Kids just outside of the top 20% ED there with success, and the top kids use it as an ivy or WAS backup. It is for bright kids but not best of the school super smarties.

Not this year or last. I think your info is a few years old. I do agree this used to be be true about Bowdoin, though.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Top choice school for Tony Soprano's daughter. Tony thought the admissions guy made a lot of sense.

She ended up at Columbia. Georgetown waitlisted her—-Camilla did a shakedown of the AOs lol

lol... Tony conducting "business" at the school visit cracked me up.

Willow was visiting Colby, not Bowdoin.