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Re: Does M.I.T./Yale Success = FIRST Dean's List Finalist/Winner?
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Originally Posted by kmusa
For 2010 and 2011 Dean's List winners, at least 8 (of 20) attended MIT, WPI, or Yale. At least 2 were accepted by MIT, and decided to attend elsewhere. 1 also had a spot reserved in Yale's graduate school, upon completion of their undergraduate degree.
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Karlis... this is good data regarding D/L WINNERS, Thank You!
Do you know the numbers if you remove WPI?
Also, do you know numbers for D/L Finalists? That's been the main focus of this thread.
I know about the D/L WINNER who turned down M.I.T. and the Yale graduate success. That person is an outlier... an AWESOME outlier in their own league!! COMPLETE admiration and respect for that person...
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