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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]After thinking through and reading everyone's posts the conclusion I reach is that a student who has the goods to get into HYP from a TT will also do so from a good public. However the value of the TT is insurance for if the student is not one of those select few because it's really not possible to tell until the start of high school how truly academically gifted / capable a student is. The insurance is a multiples higher odds of admission into T10s through T25s compared to the even best publics. Is this broadly accurate? [/quote] Eh not exactly. Many get counseled out of the TTs, either they did not want to engage with material at a high level, they got burnt out being around very accomplished peers, or they were not up to snuff from the get go. If you have the drive to get through a TT and get into a T10-T25 college, you have the drive to have a 4.3 at a strong public through grade grubbing and get into a good college.[/quote] At most "strong suburban" publics, maybe top 5 percent of the class has a shot at a T25, they rarely get kids into all 8 Ivies and Stanford in a given year.[/quote] Yea but that top 5% just isn't that impressive.[/quote]
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