<p>Small competitive private prep school in South Florida. Class of 2005 was about 170 students. Note: Florida gives significant financial incentives for students to stay in state (in the form of Bright Futures Merit Scholarships - a 1270 SAT will get you full tuition at any state school!)</p>
<p>University of Pennsylvania: 1<br>
Florida Gulf Coast U.:2
Northwestern U. 3<br>
University of Florida: 15
Art Institute:<br>
Florida State University: 19
University of Miami: 8<br>
University of Central Florida: 13
Tufts University: 3<br>
University of South Florida: 2
Flagler: 1<br>
University of North Florida: 14
Nova Southeastern U.: 2<br>
Florida Gulf Coast University: 1
Columbia University: 1<br>
Palm Beach Community College: 2
University of Hawaii: 1<br>
Broward Community College: 3
Berklee College of Music: 1<br>
South Broward Community College: 1
Elon University: 2<br>
Florida Atlantic University: 4
N. Carolina School of Fine Arts: 1<br>
Florida International University: 1
TCC: 3
U. of Northern Colorado: 1
ASU: 1<br>
North Dakota State College of Science: 1
Roosevelt Univ.: 1<br>
Fairfield College: 1
Babson College: 2<br>
Cornell University: 1
University of California, Davis: 1<br>
Syracuse University: 1
Marymount Manhattan College: 1<br>
Johnson and Wales Culinary Arts: 1
American U.: 1<br>
Southern Methodist University: 1
Curry College: 1<br>
George Mason University: 1
Auburn: 1<br>
University of Rhode Island: 1
VFMC: 1<br>
Lynn University: 1
U. of Georgia: 2<br>
SCAD: 1
Lynn University: 1<br>
University of Iowa: 1
University of Tampa: 2<br>
Penn. State: 1
Colby University: 1<br>
Wesleyan University: 1
Gettysburg College: 1<br>
North Carolina State University: 1
Boston University: 5
George Washington University: 1
Chapman University: 1
Emory University: 1
University of Denver: 1
Tulane University: 2
University of Texas: 1
Wake Forest University: 1
Suffolk University: 1
Indiana University: 1
University of Maryland: 1
USMA West Point: 1<br>
University of West Florida: 1
Ringling School of Art and Design: 2
Lafayette University: 3</p>
<p>I just switched schools i went from a school that everyone either went to college or at least had a fairly good job to go to even r CC is good(it actually is probably one of the best in country) and a few went to State Universities and a few went to ivys i read the list last year...My friends sister went to VIllanova and my sisters bfs sister went to BU...last year...
This years school: Most kids go to the sped( i go to a sped school eventho im not 1) program at NYIT(which is sooo ****ing close by) or Landmark college(Sped 2 year program getting u ready for top colleges its really a college in NH i think!) where actually after 2 year most people transfer to good colleges ive read the list!</p>
<p>Tiny private (technically, alternative) school in Colorado (fifty kids, grades 7-12). Last year's graduates went:</p>
<p>Undecided - 3
Community College - 3
Western State College - 2
School of Mines - 1
CU Denver - 1
Fort Lewis College - 1
Colorado State University - 1
Rocky Mountain Institute of Art -1
Colorado Mountain College - 1
Bethany College of Kansas - 1
Berklee College of Music - 1</p>
<p>Small Quaker Independent School in Upstate, Neww York</p>
<p>Hartwick College (8)-->Hartwick is my school's official safety, in a class of 32 (2005), 16 applied and 15 were accepted
University of Vermont (6)
Eckerd College (6...I'm not sure how we end up in Florida)
Syracuse University (5)
University of Hartford (5)
Northeastern University (4)
Clark University (4)
Goucher College (4)
Guilford College (4)
American University (3)</p>
<p>1- Cambridge
3- yale
1-p-ton
7-Columbia
2- Penn Warton
1- Sloan
1-Stanford
2-Duke
1- Cornell
1- Brown
1- USC
1- Clermont Makena
1- Hong Kong U
1- Pomona
1- U of Washington St. Louis
20ish- other random American Schools</p>
<p>I go to a very competitive private school overseas, and each graduating class has about 200 students. This is where they were accepted (2000-2005) -with more than 3 students. </p>
<p>New York University (40)
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (33)
University of Washington (30)
University of Southern California (20)
University of California at Irvine (19)
Columbia University (18)
Purdue University (17)
Cornell University (16)
University of Michigan (16)
Carnegie Mellon University (15)
Washington University in St. Louis (15)
University of California at Berkeley (14)
University of California at Los Angeles (14)
University of Pennsylvania (14)
Northwestern University (12)
University of California at Davis (13)
University of California at San Diego (13)
Boston University (12)
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (12)
Wellesley College (10)
University of Wisconsin, Madison (10)
University of California at Riverside (9)
University of Toronto (9)
Duke University (9)
Pennsylvania State University, University Park (9)
Carleton University (7)
Indiana University at Bloomington (7)
University of San Francisco (7)
Stanford University (7)
University of California at Santa Barbara (7)
University of Oregon (7)
The University of Texas, Austin (7)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (6)
Northeastern University (6)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick (6)
McGill University (5)
Bentley College (5)
Stony Brook University (5)
Johns Hopkins University (5)
Seattle University (5)
Babson College (5)
Boston College (5)
Scripps College (5)
San Francisco State University (5)
Bowdoin College (5)
California State University, Fullerton (5)
University of California at Santa Cruz (5)
Brown University (4)
University of Chicago (4)
Michigan State University (4)
Swarthmore College (4)
Claremont McKenna College (4)
Dartmouth College (4)
Vanderbilt University (4)
Georgia Institute of Technology (4)
University of Hartford (4)
University of Nevada, Las Vegas (4)</p>
<p>Wow, you guys have pretty great lists.. my school's is too terrible to post (the administration doesn't make it available to us, bc they believe it to be discouraging..).</p>
<p>I could gather it from facebook or just ask around, but that would require wayy too much effort.</p>
<p>semi-shocking results from a competitive public high school on LI...this is what ive heard about the ed/ea admissions from this years senior class (~500):
Cornell:11
UPenn:5
Brown:5
Yale:3
All other ivies:0</p>
<p>This is just ed though the valedictorian was defered from harvard i believe and there are other strong candidates in the RD round....Then of course there are 10+ NYUs, BUs, GW.....Do these numbers seem kind of rediculous lol</p>
<p>100% go to 4 yr colleges. Usually we have a variety of schools, the trend being toward Catholic colleges (makes sense, private catholic HS). Loyola MD and Villanova are the most common safeties students apply to. Hardly anyone applies/goes to state schools.
Don't know exact #s- Notre Dame, BC, Princeton, and Georgetown are very popular.</p>
<p>Yeah. Most end up at our local community college, the others go to various University of Wisconsin schools...but usually not Madison, because most of them can't get in. I think usually about 2/100ish end up at Madison, but most go to the Whitewater or Oshkosh campuses.</p>
<p>And then one or two go to private schools, and they are considered "snobbish" and "stupid for wasting their money".</p>
<p>I go to an overcrowed public high school in the middle of nowhere. Needless to say most of the students don't even go to college. However, most average students apply to universities in cities nearby. And the honors students, lately have been applying to Penn. Seems to me that Penn is really popular with many students.</p>
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Small Public School in Ohio
1. McDonald's
2. Burger King
3. Arby's
4. (tie) Wendy's
4. (tie) White Castle
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Well unfortunately Taco Bell has seen a rise in applications in the past few years so it has made admission really competitive. With the advent of the Chalupa and Gordita, high school students have been applying in droves! The administration basically tells our students not to shoot for the stars and stay with the always dependable McDonald's. On a positive note, I hear they gain a lot at McDonald's and Burger King...weight that is.
<p>Wow. I'm going to go and get my yearbook and compile my list, but seriously.</p>
<p>Some of you guys make me feel like I really do live in the Backwoods, Louisiana, and attend Podunk High School. Wow. I can't IMAGINE having 40 kids from a <em>single</em> class go to NYU!</p>