<p>Princeton is smaller than Stanford, Yale, and MIT, so it makes sense that less people choose Pton. Also, Stanford and Harvard have a lot of premed applicants, which may explain the overlap.</p>
<p>Look, as others have said, rooster, I dont care what the heck the rankings are. If you care about them, well then I say that you need to get a life. And if you think that they make any difference to how good or desirable a school is, well, then you also need to get some brains. I have made the decision that Princeton is the best school in the world for me, and no “selectivity” ranking or study out there can change my mind. I don’t want Princeton for the prestige, or how selective it is, but because it best fits me. So you can take those statistics and shove it up your *** for all we care on this board.</p>
<p>I’m sorry for my rudeness, but its people like you who go about trying to one-up other schools that really annoy me. Lets just say that all these top schools are great in their own respective fields and ways, and leave it at that.</p>