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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go to a private HS.

It’s part of the reason so many private high schools are feeders to the most elite colleges. They focus on the “accelerated humanities” track as well - at a very high-level and a degree of sophistication you would ordinarily find in college level classes.

Colleges want that preparedness and level of intellectual discourse/intellectual vitality. They want you doing humanities-based independent studies in school… Not in a pay-to-play research organization outside of high school… but with a high school teacher on a niche or specialized area of interest in the humanities. With an academic written work product.

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+100

Jesuit & Catholic HSs turn out amazing writers too.  Our kids have to write in class too- to do it themselves- and not AI generate.

WSJ just had an article about elite universities turning back to blue books and oral exams as well since kids are only learning to cut and paste and not learning material. I think this going to separate private and public education even more. Big public universities can’t manage that- they don’t have the class sizes-student-prof ratio for it. [/quote]

Even without the luxury of high tech help students have always found ways to cheat.   Students in the top schools are the most likely to cheat.  [/quote]

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