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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]The entire process has been compromised for the class of 2024[/b].  (See the other thread)

There are likely dozens of children that would have gained admission if the company had not systematically coached children to cheat.

If I was TJ Admissions, I would investigate.   I would also offer admission to every child on the waitlist, especially if they are from a minority group or a girl.  [/quote]

I would emphasize that [b]we only have hard and incontrovertible evidence of fraud for 2024[/b], but we have circumstantial evidence of fraud for at least 2023 as well, given that 2022 was the first year of the Quant-Q.[/quote]

what is the hard evidence for fraud?[/quote]

1) The now-deleted Curie Learning Centers Facebook post from 8/17 listing the names of 133 students who were admitted to TJ from their program (not that it's relevant to this point, but nearly all of whom were of obvious South Asian descent

2) The still-live TJ Vents Facebook post exposing the fact (corroborated by several current TJ students) that Curie provided their students with questions, answers, and solving strategies to a secured, timed exam - to the point where students were shocked upon opening the exam to learn that they'd [b]seen essentially the entire exam before[/b].[/quote]

I believe there was cheating going on but I wouldnt say that list and posts should be considered incontrovertible  evidence that cheating happened. They should be investigated fully.[/quote]

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