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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are some numbers that show the numbers of boys vs girls achieving a "5" on various AP exams. Generally, girls outperform boys in the humanities while boys outperform girls in the hard sciences. Given the law of supply and demand, the most elite colleges may take a closer look at girls who are high-achieving in the hardest math and science courses. (Similarily, they get excited about boys who are very strong in literature.) These data come from a delicious, large, excel spreadsheet with all sorts of demographic breakdowns from a few years ago, before the college board deleted it from their website. Number of girls with 5s on various APs AP Lit: 19,419 APUSH: 32,648 Bio: 11,241 Calc BC: 21,042 Physics 1: 3,512 Physics C EM: 1,776 Comp Sci A: 3,848 Number of boys with 5s on various APs AP Lit: 10,731 APUSH: 27,779 Bio: 9,672 Calc BC: 29,706 Physics 1: 8,270 Physics C EM: 6,293 Comp Sci A: 12,548 [/quote] These numbers would be a lot more meaningful with denominators. You can’t say girls are outperforming boys or vice versa without knowing what percentage of each get 5s on AP exams.[/quote]
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