There is a common misconception that homeschoolers don't get into Ivy League colleges, but that is simply not true. In fact, homeschoolers are actually overrepresented in Ivy League colleges. In the 2016-2017 school year, homeschoolers made up 3.4% of Ivy League college students, even though they only made up 1.7% of the overall college-aged population.
There are a number of reasons why homeschoolers are more likely to get into Ivy League colleges. Firstly, homeschoolers tend to have high GPAs and test scores. This is because homeschoolers are able to tailor their education to their individual needs and strengths, and they don't have to deal with the distractions of a traditional school setting. Secondly, homeschoolers are often well-rounded individuals with a diverse set of interests and experiences. Ivy League colleges are looking for students who are more than just good test-takers, and homeschoolers often fit that bill