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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]:D So many trolls here, getting hard to keep track of.  Might as well assign names

Biggest troll of them all is the Test Buying troll, who's scared to name the fictional seller. Oh well, trolls have their own fears[/quote]

I maybe posted on the wrong thread, but IIRC it was discussed by students on a TJ facebook page a few years ago. 
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Curie took out a full page ad even to showcase how a third of TJ's entering class were their clients. Turns out they had been building a question bank by debriefing students for years. Many reported having seen the same questions at the prep center even. I think it was even in the paper back then. Anyway, this is old news, and I'm glad they finally settled on a fair process.[/quote]
The individual behind these posts consistently shares this fictitious tale about Curie, seemingly intending to garner negative attention. However, ironically, their efforts seem to have the unintended consequence of actually directing more customers towards Curie rather than driving them away. :shock:  :shock: [/quote]
We are in IT field, and recently moved from New Jersey, and have kid starting in 6th grade this fall.  Can someone please tell me what Curie is all about in detail?  Is it similar to Kumon?[/quote]

More advanced than Kimon.  I saw a kid taking geometry in 8th and his Curie classes were trigonometry.  They also have a prep class for TJ/AOT/AES that helps with essay writing and the other tests.[/quote]

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