| Or do they still get a large number of admissions to top colleges? |
| It's just called Stuyvesant HS. |
| Their demographics are very different, with something like 50% of the kids being first gen, and nearly as many FARMS. I would be surprised if their college admissions results are substantially different than in the past. |
| Sty? lots of mit and caltech and totally miserable asian students there. they cannot wait to get to college, any college. |
it's Stuy, since you're so familiar with it. You can look at their instagram page. The kids do great, which isn't a big shock, although money is often a big consideration. Every major college visits the school - some make pretty crazy announcements. UChicago said their director of admissions personally handles the Stuy file and reads all the essays. |
Gutsy to say that. I'm surprised active wealthily alumni at privates don't get together and demand the same treatment for their schools. |
If they aren’t doing that for every high school, they shouldn’t be doing it for one high school. |
Some probably already have that treatment. |
Forgot to add, for some privates |
It is true. UChicago has AOs asdigned by territory, and Stuy falls under their director of admissions. |
| I think so. You can probably search NYT articles on it. |
Lots of MIT and CalTech and totally miserable Asian students. 😁😁😁 I’m not saying I agree or disagree with this statement but there are a lot of schools like this on both coasts. Some HSs in Silicon Valley have high suicide rates and they are not even magnet schools—just base public schools. |
I guess I can contrast that to the average high school we are zoned for where the high suicide rates are due to normal teen age issue/bullying/depression/mental illness. But you know, " average school", so they are not usually Asian. |
| What’s the “problem” at TJ? |
| I’m sure I’ll be really sorry I asked this, but what “problems” is TJ having? |