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:(, so much truth in this post. I really don't understand the math situation -- my fear is that the students in CA public schools will have harder time getting
by deadmutex 5y ago
:(, so much truth in this post. I really don't understand the math situation -- my fear is that the students in CA public schools will have harder time getting into top colleges because they will lack the opportunity to take more advanced coursework. This is likely going to push more parents to put their kids in private school (if they have the means).
- vineyardmike 5y agoI don't think this a real concern. Frankly, most top colleges prefer to have students re-learn those courses in college, so they won't miss much. Plus, those schools have other metrics to determine "good" high schools besides just the classes taken. The rigor and distribution of students, the quality of essays, the breakdown of standardized tests etc. All that is being missed is students having a harder time in high school.
- dmitrygr 5y agoWhat nonsense is that? I went to UIUC (one of the best for CS) and they were happy to give me credit for all AP classes, and then allowed me to test out of further 2xx and 3xx classes as I chose...