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[quote=Anonymous]This is from the counselor: Students who want to stand out academically need to take the most rigorous course load, especially in their subject of interest. For STEM students, that includes top math and science courses, going above Calc BC, and high-level science courses. Students need to balance grades with rigor; minimal variation in both GPA and course load are ideal. Students taking and excelling in Calc BC as sophomores will be competitive for top tier STEM schools such as MIT whereas students taking Calc BC junior year will be more competitive at second-tier STEM schools such as Georgia Tech. Top students should be taking post-AP level course-work senior year and maxing out class options in their desired field. It’s essential for students to maintain a rigorous course load senior year, including taking a math class. https://ingeniusprep.com/blog/applying-to-college-from-a-competitive-high-school/ [/quote]
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