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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nope! I have a TJ grad (graduated in the past five years) at a T10. A large part of this result I, and they, believe is due to motivation by peer group and access to special opportunities (landing internships w/ TJ name, doing research/projects with other motivated and smart TJ kids). If they went to base would likely not have done as much in HS or gone somewhere as good.[/quote] My kid is heading to an ivy, from FCPS unhooked, in the fall. Why do you believe your last sentence?[/quote] DP How many students from your base school are going to ivy unhooked? TJ sends 50-100 students to Ivy+ and another 50-100 to UVA. The UVA kids might have had the same results at their base school but the ivy+ kids likely would not. More TJ kids go to ivy+ than the rest of FCPS combined.[/quote] I have no idea but ivy+ is a huge range, versus ivy. That’s 10-20% according to you from TJ. Go check out McLean admits…[/quote] Mclean admits? WTF are you talking about? Their college admissions doesn't even come close to TJ. https://www.parchment.com/c/college/high-school-30901-Mclean-High-School.html#:~:text=Students%20at%20Mclean%20High%20School%20most%20commonly,Northeastern%20University%20*%20Northern%20Virginia%20Community%20College[/quote] Last page, exactly where last year’s class intended to enroll: https://tjhsst.fcps.edu/sites/default/files/media/inline-files/TJHSST%20School%20Profile%2025-26%20V.2._0.pdf Some highly ranked schools, many/most not so much. [/quote]
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