<p>Simple… Google the school name, and see what rank it is. Most will be one, two, or three. </p>
<p>Hotchkiss: One
Phillips Academy Andover: One
Deerfield: Two
Phillips Exeter Academy: On
St. Pauls: One
Groton: Two
Choate: One
Milton: Two
Middlesex: Six (middlesex community college comes first!)</p>
<p>Go on…</p>
<p>what on earth are you talking about?</p>
<p>Put the school name into google, then count down how many links it is from the top…</p>
<p>ohh, I thought that you were talking about actual rankings.</p>
<p>They are all one in my google (literally, not an analogy)</p>
<p>Funny… Some of these are CLEARLY behind. Ie. Milton is behind John Milton…</p>
<p>You guys have waaaayyyy too much time on your hands:)</p>
<p>umm… no, milton is first…
maybe google is like smart and gives different results to different people</p>
<p>No google doesn’t give different results for people. John milton is first…and considering all the St. Pauls out there it’s pretty cool SPS is first I guess.</p>
<p>When I google “milton”, Milton Academy is clearly the first site on the list and then it’s John Milton.
Here…I screen shot-ed Milton…don’t feel like taking the effort to do it for Middlesex, but when I googled middlesex it was third, not sixth and Deerfield was first when I googled deerfield.</p>
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<p>Funny. Maybe it gives different results based on different demographical data?</p>
<p>fif fears for our future…</p>
<p>I don’t get it. Why are we doing this? And why Google - why not Dogpile? I must have miss something on another thread.</p>
