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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sidwell college admissions a disaster this year in the early round...parents are up in arms. For some reason GDS and St Albans are doing better, not great but OK. It's a strange year but worth noting Sidwell College admissions have been in flux for several years.[/quote] Really? I know of at least 30 kids from the grade who got in to their ED's. How is that a disaster?[/quote] Most kids who took the most challenge math and science courses didn't get in to their ED/EA. [/quote] Why? I don’t get why this group would not do well at ED vs the other kids? [/quote] Because they are going against TJ/Blair/Poolesville kids who have been coding Python since 6th. [/quote] No. Because of relatively lower unweight GPA as compared to the the students who took the less challenge courses. Sidwell's Math 1-4 is much difficult than the next level math. The students who couldn't perform Math 3 would switch to AP Calculus. The Most comparison is within the school, and is irrelevant to the other schools.[/quote] Wouldn’t the difference in rigor be considered by the colleges though? For example the students who switch to AP calculus can easily get A in AP calculus but would get C if staying in Math 3. Only very few students in Math 3 can get solid A.[/quote][/quote]
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