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Be very careful with that list. Those are specialized, highly competitive schools. What puts them on that list as opposed to Oklahoma School of Science and Math
by madhadron 7y ago
Be very careful with that list. Those are specialized, highly competitive schools. What puts them on that list as opposed to Oklahoma School of Science and Math or North Carolina School of Science and Math is that the latter are boarding schools that serve their whole state. These are schools that serve the same role but only allow people in from their county (e.g., Alexandria County for Thomas Jefferson).
Also, US News and World Report rankings are useless. They're a measure solely of prestige and brand, not of any actual quality of education.
I'm not saying your wrong. I'm just saying that this data doesn't support your point.
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- confidantlake 7y agoUnless things have changed, Thomas Jefferson lets in people in other counties as well (ie fairfax county).
- madhadron 7y agoThey must have changed that since 2005 when I was dealing with their graduates. It certainly wasn't open to me earlier on when I was a high schooler elsewhere in Virginia.