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If the reports from DCUM are to be believed, not all of the kids with Algebra 2 are accepted as Freshman at TJ. I would assume the ones not accepted are from Carson, Longfellow, and Cooper. I would guess that the Algebra 2 kids from the schools that tend to send fewer kids, the ones without numbers reported,[b] are more likely to have been accepted since those are likely in the top 1.5% of the pool[/b] and would be the most likely to apply from the less represented MS.
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Why would you assume that?  The top 1.5% is based on essays, GPA, and experience factors.  There are [b]no bonus points given for the kid's math level[/b].[/quote]

Are there any classes on how to improve your experience factors?
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experience factors include race/ethnicity. No class can change it. Other experience factors can be changed by how parent spends their time and pocket money. Does parent want to spend $120 on basketball league, flashy shoes & trendy clothes, or on Kumon?[/quote]

Even just spending $20k-$40k on prep at places like Curie will make a huge difference and spread out over several years. It's much cheaper than private.[/quote]

Either a troll or insane.  I'm betting on insane, but it could be a troll.  Hard to know anymore.[/quote]
I am ok with the fool saying Curie costs 5k, 10k, 15k, or 20k, when they are cheaper than Kumon.  The fool is making sure Curie receives the publicity either by desire or by chance.  [/quote]

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