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  • Which schools are TT, 2T, 3T. IS there a list somewhere?

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    07.25.08, 07:27 PM [ Flag ]

    • TT: HM, Dalton, Trinity, Chapin, Collegiate, Spence, Brearley. 2nd tier: St Anns, St B, ECFS, Riverdale, NBS. 3rd tier all except these schools that are 4th tier: Dwight, BWL, Hewitt, Claremont, and schools that go up to 5th grade.

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      07.25.08, 09:08 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • The tiers are stupid...how can there be three TT girls' schools and only one TT boys' school? How can there be only two TT co-eds in all of Manhattan, and one is virtually impossible to get into w/o a sibling connection? UB should give the tiers a rest, especially in light of how difficult it was to get into ANY private school last year.

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      07.25.08, 09:28 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

      • So-called top tier schools are K-12 schools, because their tierness is based on exmissions to college.

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        07.26.08, 06:20 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]

        • ^^^ I agree with you that the rankings are silly. You will find very bright kids at every school.

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          07.26.08, 06:25 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]
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