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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are they relegated to so called 2nd tier schools?  Are there high-end colleges that truly see the potential with very strong math/science skills rather than being denied admission because a B means you can't write?

Yes, I know I'm being a bit dramatic but if perfect grades and scores are no guarantee for admissions, what chance do I have for a Cal Tech or MIT?[/quote]When I posted my comment, I should have been more specific by saying schools that have good science/math programs LIKE Cal Tech or MIT.  Many schools have great programs and not all are the Harvard, MIT, or Yale.

Before I posted, I looked at several schools on CC and their admissions rates.  The one thing that stands out is not everyone who has perfect grades gets into top schools and some not so top schools.  I will keep working hard and dust off negative comments.  Discouragement from others and its acceptance is the absolute worst thing any young person should have in their mind.  Being realistic is good and like CC people say, you don't know until you apply.

Parent is wondering where their laptop is.  Gotta go.  Thanks to those with positive remarks![/quote]

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