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Feeding the Elite: The Evolution of Elite Pathways from Star High Schools to Elite Universities

Gerald K LeTendre, Roger Geertz Gonzalez and Takako Nomi

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Table 2. Decline of Tokyo public feeders

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Rank	Year
	1960	1965	1970	1975
#1	Hibiya	Hibiya	Nada	Nada
Type	Public	Public	Private	Private
Location	Tokyo	Tokyo	Kobe	Kobe
# of entrants	(141)	(181)	(151)	(126)

#2	Toyama	Nishi	KDT	Komaba
	Public	Public	Nat'l	Nat'l
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(120)	(127)	(137)	(123)

#3	Nishi	Toyama	KDT	Azabu
	Public	Public	Nat'l	Private
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(100)	(110)	(103)	(98)

#4	Shinjuku	Azabu	Nishi	Kaisei
	Public	Private	Public	Private
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(98)	(91)	(100)	(104)

#5	Koishikawa	KDT	Hibiya	Gakugei
	Public	Nat'l	Public	Nat'l
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(81)	(87)	(99)	(95)

#6	KDT	Shinjuku	Kaisei	Lasalle
	Nat'l	Public	Private	Private
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(58)	(72)	(86)	(83)

#7	Ryogoku	Komaba	Toyama	KDT
	Public	Nat'l	Public	Nat'l
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo
	(56)	(68)	(80)	(76)

#8	Azabu	Nada	Azabu	Shonan
	Private	Private	Private	Public
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Kanagawa
	(48)	(66)	(80)	(60)

#9	Nada	Koishikawa	Shonan	Musashi
	Private	Public	Public	Private
	Kobe	Tokyo	Kanagawa	Tokyo

#10	Kaisei	Kaisei	Lasalle	Showa
	Private	Private	Private	Private
	Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo	Saitama
	(37)	(55)	(59)	(55)

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