Cutthroat, laidback school list

drax12
Thu, 27 Jan 2011 02:33:23 +0000

… about the food on Telegraph.

Here’s a high school [PV Peninsula](http://www.pvpusd.k12.ca.us/penhi/collegeacceptance/collegeacceptance2010.pdf) which shows USC’s acceptances, denials, matriculants starting on page 94.

It shows as you said, some academic powerhouses, but some fairly uninspiring matriculants.

Is this school typical? Maybe, maybe not.

But here’s that other high school in SD for USC’s matriculants:

37 4.36 690 640 700 2030 LR720,UH660,SP630 USC, UC Berkeley, Tufts University, Emory University

41 4.34 670 750 710 2130 MB690,UH610 USC, UCSB, Cal Poly

45 4.31 SP570,LR560,CH510 USC, UC Berkeley, Vanderbilt, BC

48 4.27 670 610 760 2040 UH710,LR590,SP540 USC, NYU, UCSB, UCSD

51 4.25 620 640 690 1950 UH680,MB640,LR490 USC, LMU, USD, Cal
Poly

53 4.25 580 660 630 1870 MB670,UH620,SP540 USC, Boston University, UCSD, USD

54 4.24 CH690,UH680 USC, UCSB, Cal Poly-San Luis

69 4.11 630 680 700 2010 LR690,UH550 USC, NYU, UCSB, USD

86 4.03 660 670 610 1940 UH690,SP590,PH560 USC, BU, UCSB

133 3.77 580 680 600 1860 UH610,LR550 USC, Southern Methodist

Again, the same, some great and a lot more not-so-great students.
I always thought USC got class rank and w gpa from public hss and SAT scores from private hss. But erase that thought wrt teh public hss as USC dips from there also.

At least when UCLA dips into the 100’s wrt class rank it’s for athletes most likely.