In college I think one is unlikely to be spat upon, slammed into a locker or urinal, purposely tripped, etc. A school for gifted children may be better, especi

In college I think one is unlikely to be spat upon, slammed into a locker or urinal, purposely tripped, etc. A school for gifted children may be better, especially if not co-located with a normal school, but it will have other downsides. It will likely be a long commute and might cost as much as college. It does very little (probably just AP credit) to shave years off of the time required for education.