Latymer Upper School · Undated

Latymer Upper School, leaver destinations by university Undated: US universities, cumulative 2017-2020 enrolments: UPenn 6, Yale 5, Columbia 5, Brown 3, Harvard 2, Princeton 2, Dartmouth 1, Cornell 1 (25 Ivy League); UChicago 4, Stanford 4, Georgetown 4, NYU 4, Pomona 2, Claremont McKenna 2; McGill 5 (Canada), Bocconi 4 (Italy), 54

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What it counts

leavers' destinations itemised by institution from the school's published list

The source gives no separate year for this entry. The publication covers 2020, so we cannot assign the entry to one results year.

The figures

As printed.

Included in total
No
The count
54
Country
US/Canada/Italy
Row type
university
Notes and original wording (2)
The destination
US universities, cumulative 2017-2020 enrolments: UPenn 6, Yale 5, Columbia 5, Brown 3, Harvard 2, Princeton 2, Dartmouth 1, Cornell 1 (25 Ivy League); UChicago 4, Stanford 4, Georgetown 4, NYU 4, Pomona 2, Claremont McKenna 2; McGill 5 (Canada), Bocconi 4 (Italy)
Note
'The US (54 students) remains the most popular destination' - four-year cumulative, not a single cohort

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Worth knowing
'The US (54 students) remains the most popular destination' - four-year cumulative, not a single cohort
Record details

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As recorded

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