<p>nesh- I didn’t follow all your replies but judging by your last few responses I think you’re arguing between “UVA” and “BC honors”… That is like you’re comparing the United States to Goldman Sachs. Okay, OP’s daughter got into the BC honors program, congrats, and that means she is also at least as bright as the brilliant people you have met (quoting your #22). However, what does that have to do with the BC in general. She is going to be educated in BC, not BC honors. Most likely she will only interact with her fellow honors students once in a while. </p>
<p>And please don’t throw numbers on us. Good SAT scores, high school ranking, etc only apply to the admission and possibly the first year experience. A lot of time people do very well in high school don’t do as well in colleges. And vice versa. BC I believe is not a feeder, at least not as well-recruited as UVa, to law schools. BC’s law school is not even at the same tier as UVa’s.</p>