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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Apply to TJ, and if your kid gets in, learn as much as you can. [b]There is no school in the country that can touch TJ in terms of hands-on STEM experiences [/b]and robotics is just one of MANY exceptional opportunities there.

Take the $200K that you would have spent on high school and use it for undergrad and/or grad school if needed.[/quote]
TJ is good but that's going overboard. [/quote]

In no sense is it overboard. I’d challenge you to name one school that has anything approaching the equipment TJ has in its labs.[/quote]
Have you heard of Stuy, Bronx sciences? Just to name these 2[/quote]

These 3 schools no doubt an excellent school and emphasis on sciences. 
While Stuy more advanced in humanity, [b]the advantage of the TJ is the senior reaserch lab. [/b]If you want to know the list, google can quickly help you.[/quote]
Nope. The results show. [/quote]

We are talking about the labs facility and equipment, between that schools. [/quote]
Have you visited all the schools to make that claim?[/quote]

Have you?[/quote]
No, that's why I didn't make the bold statement.  You did.
Again have you visited all the schools to make that statement?[/quote]

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