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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sidwell course catalog: https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1761922736/sidwell/nvrdst4fzkbiktxervc1/2025_26USCurriculumGuide1031.pdf Blair magnet courses: https://old.mbhs.edu/departments/magnet/courses.php I don’t at all see where Blair is stronger in STEM. [/quote] Click on the electives at Blair. I don't have time to type them for you. Amazing choice of STEM courses at Blair.[/quote] Sure. But Sidwell has amazing electives too. [/quote] Ok a few samples from Blair: Cellular Physiology, Materials Science, Marine Biology, Discrete Math, Complex Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, ...... No private can come close to that in STEM.[/quote] So you really didn’t even look at the Sidwell course catalog. Science electives: Ecology and conservation Forensic science Astrophysics Molecular techniques Advanced environmental science Calculus based physics Organic and biorganic chemistry Molecular biology But sure. “No private can come close.” [/quote] Ok, Blair Electives (on top of Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations, AP Science etc.) Algorithms and Data Structures Analysis of Algorithms Computer Graphics Software Design Artificial Intelligence Robotics Computer Modeling and Simulation Earth and Space Sciences Genetic Analysis Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Materials Science Marine Biology Cellular Physiology Thermodynamics Optics Quantum Physics Mathematical Physics (Calculus based) Int. to Electrical Engineering Linear Algebra Discrete Math Complex Analysis Applied Statistics Sports Statistics Research and Experimentation Senior Year Summer Research I'm sure I left out some. So, indeed no private can come close in STEM.[/quote]
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