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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kid B may have a better chance of getting into a high ranked college because they “stand out” at a mediocre school but will be less prepared to actually do well in college and may either flunk out or have to switch majors to an easier one. [/quote] Kid A couldn’t even complete an AP class without hovering parents and tutors. Kid B did the work without any outside help. Professors will see Kid Bs potential and will do what’s Necessary to keep Kid B on track. Kid A will blend in with the dozens of kids who don’t have many of the skills that Kid B has. Kid B has had to get work done on his own and at the same time make money to help his family. Kid B came home to an empty house every day while Kid A was picked up after school and driven to the tutors or math school or “sports” or whatever mom has scheduled. Kid A has no idea that people like Kid B are out there. They are the valedictorians of public city schools. The naturally gifted, self motivated, hard working first generation of immigrants that will surpass Kid A in so many ways that matter. Jobs that are all about money will still be full of Kid As. Kid Bs will be doing the important work. [/quote]
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