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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do the kids who take all these APs end up graduating college in 3 years? Seems like a smart school would not want kids to have enough credits to do that, they lose out on $80,000 of tuition. [/quote] First, it is not 80k tuition it is 65 then room and board totalling 87-92k at T20s. Some of these top schools allow sub matriculation into masters. All allow double majors, and since they are top universities there are top grad school divisions in most areas. Students who are ahead can take grad level courses as early as sophomore year in many of the ivy/t20 privates. Almost all end up with some grad level courses as seniors in college. Coursework depth and breadth matter for internships: these schools often have sophomores getting internships typically for juniors. For phD and MD starting ahead can be a large boost for accceptance[/quote]
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