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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]30% of the Bullis class of 2012 are attending top 35 (USNWR) liberal arts schools or national universities including: Brown, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell (2), Dartmouth, Georgetown (4), Hamilton, Haverford, Michigan (5), NYU (2), UNC Chapel Hill, Princeton, Trinity, Tufts, Vanderbilt (2), UVA (4), Washington and Lee, Wash U (2), Wesleyan and Yale.

Maybe this information will be helpful to you.[/quote]

That's impressive...[/quote]

I agree. I would like to add that i heard they also have a pretty impressive learning center. I will be checking it out this fall at the open house.

They also welcome kids, from what I have heard, with learning differences like Dyslexia.

So maybe, hopefully, they aren't so worried about their "academic reputation" that they wouldn't educate all types of kids.[/quote]

One of Bullis' most positive attributes is its stance on academic diversity. So while a third of the students are top-notch academically, there are others who, while academically able but maybe not as gifted as some, make other contributions to the school whether through athletics, the arts or leadership. Students with learning disabilities who work hard and have supportive parents do well at Bullis and end up with solid college acceptances.[/quote]

Say what you want, it's a second-tier school making a move towards third-tier status.[/quote]

Oh my poor third tier children. How will they ever make it in this world.[/quote]

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