I'm very curious to see what happens to the 25th percentile numbers at these schools...Georgetown's number has stayed low (most recent was 1405). And I think all of these schools had much lower numbers pre COVID. There are only so many kids with 1500/34 to go around -- maybe 75k? So either the top 40 schools are going to take almost every student with those scores (to fill their top 75% of students), or these score ranges are going to drop.
This is exactly the metric to keep an eye on. The top of the range certainly won't change, but can these very high 25th percentile score ranges be maintained at volume?
I'm very curious to see what happens to the 25th percentile numbers at these schools...Georgetown's number has stayed low (most recent was 1405). And I think all of these schools had much lower numbers pre COVID. There are only so many kids with 1500/34 to go around -- maybe 75k? So either the top 40 schools are going to take almost every student with those scores (to fill their top 75% of students), or these score ranges are going to drop.
This is exactly the metric to keep an eye on. The top of the range certainly won't change, but can these very high 25th percentile score ranges be maintained at volume?