Official TJ Admissions Decisions Results for the Class of 2025

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The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

So she picked the one high school in FCPS that has fewer Black kids than TJ. Well done.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

So she picked the one high school in FCPS that has fewer Black kids than TJ. Well done.

lol. So obviously it wasn't for diversity. Sounds like just the opposite. She is a racist that doesn't want to be in a school full of Asians.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

So she picked the one high school in FCPS that has fewer Black kids than TJ. Well done.

lol. So obviously it wasn't for diversity. Sounds like just the opposite. She is a racist that doesn't want to be in a school full of Asians.

Wow. Can't tell if you're trolling or serious. If serious, it's amazing how people feel free to attack without reservation...

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

I guess TJ is overwhelmingly Asian so may be the least diverse school in the county.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

I guess TJ is overwhelmingly Asian so may be the least diverse school in the county.

Well, my niece is Asian. I just thought it was curious. For all I know she made this claim to justify staying with her friends, but it's also possible she felt this way I guess.

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What is the male vs female acceptance rate? I wonder if girls are rejecting because they don't want to be thought of as nerdy.

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In other words, "be kids".

Clearly, the kids taking an AoPS class or competing in Mathcounts aren't "being kids." The only way to "be a kid" is to do nothing whatsoever academic outside of school.

Of course not, there’s nothing wrong with doing academic things outside of school but I do think the prep wars created incentives for these kinds of programs that aren’t necessarily in the best interests of kids. Some kids are just really into this stuff and a lot are pushed to be competitive with the other kids that are being pushed. I’m also not a fan of the changed admissions policy. It’s a very complex issue.

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Anonymous wrote:The class of 2025 is at least 60% Asian. Don't you all have better things to do with your time than rehash this over and over again?

The initial offers were 54% Asian.

That would mean at least 20% of non-Asians declined admittance.

My niece turned it down because she wanted to attend a more diverse high school.

That sounds made up. What middle school is she from and what high school is she going to?

It's exactly what she said. I was surprised too. I mean I'd understand if she had said it was a toxic pressure cooker but she didn't say that. In the end, she felt he'd better served at her home school which Langley.

I guess TJ is overwhelmingly Asian so may be the least diverse school in the county.

Well, my niece is Asian. I just thought it was curious. For all I know she made this claim to justify staying with her friends, but it's also possible she felt this way I guess.

If you can't take the heat, get out the kitchen. Sounds like your niece knew she couldn't cut it at TJ. Nothing to be embarrassed about. She made up a story that was palatable for the family. Move on.