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<p>@DAndrew LOL, mmm…hmmm
I don’t want any more darts thrown at me. However the “fit” argument does allow two things; 1) to look at playing to your child’s strengths and making sure a BS has what you want (We did take BBN off our list because they gave up their track program, my son’s #1 sport). and 2) lowers expectations…in the way of, it’s not about matriculation, but about finding which school your child will excel at, so s/he can get into the right college that is a good fit…so s/he can go into the right field that is a good fit…so ultimately the right fit job will… bring real happiness. I agree that the ivy dipoloma itself doesn’t guarantee happiness or however one defines “success in life.”</p>