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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]TJ sends the most number and percentage of students to the top 25 national/research schools in the country not just in the D.C. area. [/quote] Source? Proof please. Your credibility is shaky now. [/quote] TJ class of 2016 acceptances for ~ top 25 colleges: University of Virginia 224 College of William and Mary 173 University of Michigan 61 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 53 Carnegie Mellon University 50 Georgia Institute of Technology 42 University of California, Berkeley 35 Cornell University 29 New York University 29 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 28 University of California, San Diego 20 University of Chicago 18 Duke University 17 Rice University 17 Washington University in St. Louis 17 University of California, Los Angeles 16 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 15 University of Pennsylvania 13 Yale University 13 Georgetown University 13 Columbia University 12 Princeton University 12 Brown University 12 University of Southern California 11 The University of Texas, Austin 11 Harvard (6), Dartmouth (10), Stanford (10), Caltech (5), Harvey-Mudd (5), Wellesley/Williams (5) Total of 982 acceptances for above schools which may be missing few schools that are arguably in the top 25. Discount that by 70% due to some students receiving multiple acceptances from top 25 schools and we have 295. 295/450 = 65%. That is about 65% attending top 25 schools with another 25% attending schools just outside of top 25 such as Case Western, Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, George Washington, Boston University, VaTech, UMCP, Penn State, Rensselaer, Rochester Institute of Technology, USC etc. The 2016 TJ Senior destinations is not completely accurate since some students (not many but roughly 10 to 15) do not choose to or fail to participate in that survey. However, the TJ profile (applied/accepted) numbers come from the TJ student services office and they are reliable and accurate.[/quote] Impressive list![/quote]
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