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[quote=Anonymous]Nothing to do with big 3. The simple fact is the most prepared students from any good private in this area -- lots of challenging classes (whether called AP or otherwise), good work ethic, etc will do very well at top colleges ( and probably top state schools) but should be challenged as freshman so long as they take appropriate classes and don't repeat what they already know or go light on credits. My DC has to write a paper almost each week as a freshman, and DC's friends spend many hours on problem sets in math/ science classes. Yes, they do better than less prepared classmates, but it is Still a lot of work. I don't get this thread. [/quote]
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