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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are something like 2000 4-year colleges and universities. Regardless of whether he takes calc AB or BC, there will be a good fit for him. There are two approaches to college. One is too pick the kind of school you want and then forces your son to be the kind of high school student who can get in. The second approach is to choose the high school classes and experience that are best for your son's skills and temperament and then see what colleges follow from that.[/quote] That sounds good in theory. But I don’t think any of the kids with the profiles built to get into top20 colleges just love taking every AP class possible, grinding through 4 hrs of high school (and probably middle school too) and building “non profit” organizations. They are only doing this to get into top school to maximize professional opportunities as adults. Either your kid is willing and wants to put into the effort or they aren’t. But I really don’t think it has anything to do with the student actually enjoying it [/quote]
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