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Also, he went to Choate, which is the most elite boarding school in the country.
by heyrhett 14y ago
Also, he went to Choate, which is the most elite boarding school in the country.
- jowiar 14y agoNot sure the causality here, and I can't verify the citation on wikipedia, but from 1918-1928 2/3 of Choate graduates went to Harvard, Yale, or Princeton. Presumably by 1935 things were much the same. The number I would be much more interested in seeing in the context of this is what percentage of Harvard applicants were accepted. That said, Harvard, 1935 was far different from Harvard 2010: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/06/books/review/06brooks.html http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/06/books/review/06brooks.html