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Reply to "MCPS percentiles based on current school and not county or home school?"
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[quote=Anonymous]"My child's national verbal percentile was 97% and MCPS percentile was 78%. That seems like a large swing. The difference in quantitative was smaller - 99% national and 92% MCPS. The nonverbal was overall lower but also a large spread 79% and 49% So yes, it can be a big change between national and MCPS percentiles." Wow, that IS a big spread! Your child is in the top 3% nationally for verbal - and isn't even the top 20% in MoCo.. Really eye-opening. I wish MCPS did the same last year for CES admissions other than just sending around rejections in the letter that also stated 99% test scores in all categories; it could have saved us a lot of frustration if we knew how our child performed in comparison to other MoCo applicants. [/quote]
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