Can a Create-A-School be listed on the Top 25 Toughest Places To Play list?
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No. It won't ever work.
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PrincetonReview.com\n\nThey have Top 20 lists for things like Best Library to Biggest Party Schools.  They also have admissions selectivity rating (60-99 points) that tells you how hard it is to get into a particular university and consequently, how prestigious it is, as well as the most popular majors at a given university.\n\nFree registration required to access all the ratings/features.
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It is not in the top 50. You can go here http://www.blackenterprise.com/ExclusivesekOpen.asp?id=106 to the Black Enterprise Site and see the top 50. The list is not all, or even mostly HBCU's but is the list of the top 50 colleges for African Americans. The best school for a particular person may or may not be highly ranked. It depends on what you need and expect from your college experience. Many very successful and famous people did not attend a "top" college or university.
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Depends on the school.  Ask them.
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Depends on the school you go to.
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http://www.first-school.ws/theme/places.htm
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Yes, I have. In High School I was part of the chess team and rated 6th. As we prepared to face our bitter rivals, our captain proposed we switch the order. That meant that I would play as numero uno and he (rated first) would play 6th. We would switch cause the other team didn't know our rankings. This way we could tie the other team. It so happens that everyone won that day and we were on our way to being crowned the only team to ever win these guys 6-0. I'm not gonna name the school.\nMe, being teamed up with the best player from the other team, lost so bad that it made both school papers.
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No. You can read about what drives your score here: http://www.myfico.com/
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What would you say would make a university the "best"?  Top scores, student rated, what you want to go to school for matters a lot.  This link has a list of what's considered the best in Texas.  Hope you find the school for you :)
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probably need to ask the school
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You could out the ratings of all the schools at their DEpartment of Education and go from there. I hope this helps you.
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Well, they have 5 teams in the RPI top 30, and could conceivably get 6 teams in.  I'd expect at least these 4 to make it:\n\nWichita State\nSouthern Illinois\nMissouri State\nNorthern Iowa\n\nAnd these 2 are very good bubble teams:\n\nCreighton \nBradley\n\nStill a tad bit early to get firm predictions, especially on mid-major teams.  The only thing I can guarantee is that Duke,UConn, and Villanova are solid locks for 1 seeds, with the other one going to either Texas, Memphis, Gonzaga, or possibly Tennessee.
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the school that you attend may have a block on that cite
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Single elimination presumably, so you're going to have to have 18 teams play an extra match.  If you have some sort of seeding system, the best 7 will only end up playing 4 matches, the other 18 will play 5.\n\nIf you rank them 1-25, then 1-7 will not play the first round.  8 will play 25, 9 vs. 24, etc.  Then play if off to give the highest seeded team the lowest remaining seed if the seeds held true, so the winner of the 16-17 game plays 1, 15-18 plays 2, etc.
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Try here, it has a scorecard link:\n\nhttp://www.golfcourse.com/search/scorecard/scorecard.cfm?courseid=11722&source=GA
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I assume from your asking this question that you are tempted to, shall we say, pad your resume a bit.  Not a good idea.  Many schools include club and activity participation in with transcripts and other records they make available to colleges.  There is also the practicality factor.  Claim you were active in too many things, and the college will figure you maybe signed up, but could not possibly have participated in all that.  For example, claim you did softball, field hockey, track,basketball, bowling, and the college admissions people will wonder where you found time to practice all those and do your school work as well.  It also makes you sound like you lack focus and can't decide what you really want.
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Yes, according to rankings, and if you can get in - it is highly competitive. Also great schools are CIT, RIT, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech. (In that order, in my opinion.)