Anonymous
04/17/2024 13:09
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Once you account for per school quota, I think Curie's results have gone up. It is easier to prep kids fpr an essay than for advanced math problems.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
You are funny. No one enrolls in Curie to prep for a silly essay. As was mentioned above, Curie Learning has always taught math, science, and english enrichment for advanced learners. It's the significant volume of Curie students that apply to TJ that result in their high acceptance numbers.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 13:04
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Once you account for per school quota, I think Curie's results have gone up. It is easier to prep kids fpr an essay than for advanced math problems.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
No, the opposite. Once they got rid of the quant test, Curie's prep class became meaningless. Their "admittance rate" dropped significantly.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 12:56
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
The numbers are up there, but evenly distributed across grades. There is a fool here that keeps spreading lies, and inadvertently draws attention towards Curie. free advertisement[/quote
That posted implied Curie was delivering answers and seats. But almost everyone I know who went to Curie was not admitted. Is it 100 out of 200 getting in, or 100 out of 1000?
Anonymous
04/17/2024 12:55
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Once you account for per school quota, I think Curie's results have gone up. It is easier to prep kids fpr an essay than for advanced math problems.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
Anonymous
04/17/2024 10:31
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Curie basically teaches math, science & english at a level two grades above. Many quit the program midway unable to handle their math. But those that complete their middle school program, perform well at TJ, as one would expect of any student entering with strong algebra, trig and early precal skills. It doesnt look like Curie's TJ results have come down at all even after admission change, and most classes are full.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 09:16
Subject: Re:Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
If you're at a strong neighborhood school and don't have a passion for STEM, you're better off not attending TJ. No reason to put up with the extreme competitiveness of TJ in return for a prize that doesn't actually mean much to you.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 08:36
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
No they didn't. They changed the admissions test because not enough minorities of certain races were getting in. The test doesn't seem to bear much weight anymore but that was race driven, not cheating driven.
There were several reasons for the change, stated and unstated.
The current test has the most weight in the application, whether people like it or not.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 08:30
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
No they didn't. They changed the admissions test because not enough minorities of certain races were getting in. The test doesn't seem to bear much weight anymore but that was race driven, not cheating driven.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 07:55
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Well no. Obviously they would not have - that was one of the reasons they changed the admissions test. Did they do fine once they got in? Probably. But no, without the specific prep directed at strategies for answering specific test questions, they would not have gotten in
That's why I think the new test is so clever. It's much less hackable (cheatable).
Anonymous
04/17/2024 07:48
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
I have a feeling many of those kids would get in without thus program. At the end of the day it's just like taking a practice SAT test. Eventually you have to also keep up in class.
Anonymous
04/17/2024 00:09
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
The numbers are up there, but evenly distributed across grades. There is a fool here that keeps spreading lies, and inadvertently draws attention towards Curie. free advertisement
Anonymous
04/17/2024 00:07
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
The test is not very hard anymore. Maybe they will go out of business
out of business? are you nuts? all their classes are full.
Anonymous
04/16/2024 23:06
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
One year they had over 100 admits to TJ so obviously that many. But could the number be close to 1000 8th graders?
Anonymous
04/16/2024 19:13
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.
The test is not very hard anymore. Maybe they will go out of business
Anonymous
04/16/2024 19:06
Subject: Reasons why one would not accept TJ offer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Curie offer Summer classes?
Yes, Curie offers a wide range of summer STEM courses. We are enrolled at Curie during the year for academics, and DC wants to continue challenge during the summer as well, but do something more interesting. We enrolled in Robotics & Arduinos last summer, and this summer looking forward to Product Design STEM Camp. There is also the Creative Writing Bootcamp, where as part of final project DC wrote an amazing story about visiting Galapagos Islands with their favorite Marvel characters.
Thank you we will look into those classes right way. DC is a hard core marvel fan too. lol.
We are very happy with Curie, but almost every Curie class is full. Please be considerate to existing students and don't make it more crowded. Please consider other enrichment centers.
About how many total kids go to Curie?
Curie has multiple locations as well as online classes. They dont publish counts but likely few hundreds.