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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is all going to be very school dependent. But in general, the suburban public schools tend to be much stronger with math and science. Not a lot - if any - Sidwell, GDS, and NCS students are accepted to schools like MIT or any significant engineering program anywhere. They are not competitive. But for other students, go for the highest available math at the high school. For a good school like Georgia Tech or Stanford, if the high school offers BC or MV, you should plan on taking it. [/quote] If you are just referring to DMV, then maybe yes. Lots of us NYC folks here. As discussed in other posts, SHSAT school kids (plus Hunter) are superstars at math. They are not hyper-accelerated but being hyper-accelerated isn't the only sign of math aptitude. Though all of the suburban DMV parents whose kids are taking MV in the womb will argue to the grave that their little snowflake is smarter than all of the Stuy kids because of this. Whatever.[/quote]
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