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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bottom 10% at TJ will be top 10% at Langley and McLean etc.[/quote] +1[/quote] The top 10% at Langley and McLean currently are much stronger than the bottom 10% at TJ so you seem to be predicting improvements at TJ. Let’s see in a few years when there are more results. [/quote] The top 10% at Langley, McLean, Oakton, Woodson, Chantilly, Fairfax, Braddock will fit within the top 25% at TJ. [/quote] We can look at SAT distributions to really get a sense of how much further ahead TJ kids are versus other schools. In 2022 the SAT average score at TJ was 1533 versus 1302 at Langley. The standard deviation was 198 in Virginia. That means the TJ average was well over a full standard deviation above Langley. Woodson and LB aren't even in the conversation at 1217. The top 16% of kids (one standard deviation above the mean) at Langley could be assumed to have starting scores of 1302(mean) + 198 (SD) = 1500 which is still within the bottom 50% at TJ. [/quote] The average SAT score at TJ is 1533 and someone up thread said that the UVA e school SAT was 150 points higher? Seems unlikely.[/quote] UVA's average SAT is about 1320.[/quote] Maybe back in 1980 but engineering school admits today need to be over 1550 to get a shot.[/quote] Yes, they're attempting to mislead people with false information. The middle 50% for the class of 2022 was just shy of 1500. https://admission.virginia.edu/admission/statistics Also as the PP noted it's much higher for competitive majors like CS or Engineering.[/quote]
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