There are some rumors that having rich parents and going to a prestigious private school would increase your chances of being accepted into Ivy League schools, but it no longer works that way. Top colleges now look for more diversity, economically, socially and racially. To drown out the rumors, ivies are increasing the percentage of public school students they accept. So, in all honesty a private school will not increase your chances of getting accepted into ivy league universities. Hope this helps! =)
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I go to a public school and I have 4.0 GPA with 2370 on my SAT and I'm also the president of my school's debate club, key club and I'm a varsity soccer player. I got accepted into Yale.
My sister goes to a private school and she has 3.97 (the studies are harder there) GPA with 2390 on her SAT and she's also an award winning violin player, president of the SADD club, founder of the school dance league and a Varsity Soccer player too! She got accepted into university of Pennsylvania.
University of Pennsylvania is an ivy league college too, but not as prestigious as Yale. You can see that going to private school didn't score her extra points over me.
It most likely would help your chances when you are applying to colleges. It does look good when you get good grades even at a school with high standards. Even if it does not help your chances much, it will definitely make you more prepared for college.
maybe the buckley school in LA
In complete honesty, I wouldn't be surprised if you got in easy as long as you have some sort of decent school or work record, and your criminal record is close to nothing. Plenty are older people are going back to school these days, so chances are you could have a shot at going back, too.
There are no good reasons for going to private high schools.
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No he is the most retared kid in school. The chances of him going is .0000001%
Justin Bieber will be going to a private school.Justin Bieber is homeschooled.
It depends on the specific schools and their resources. Public schools may offer a wider range of programs and services due to government funding, while private schools may have smaller class sizes and specialized resources. Ultimately, opportunities can vary based on individual school offerings and priorities.
yes, because the school's property is private so you could be arrested for tresspasing
Barbering school would improve your chances of employment only if that is the profession you will be going into. If you're ultimate goal is to become a barber, then yes, you should definitely go to barbering school.
When you are young it is normal not to see it, but the use in going to school is so that you get a good education. A good education means the better your chances of getting a good job when you are older.
shes going to pitzer college .. a private school in claremont, ca .. it is also the same school her older brother nick simmons currently attends