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Indeed. If the level of instruction between neighboring school districts is the same but one is super competitive and the other is not, I really don't see why y
by tverbeure 3y ago
Indeed. If the level of instruction between neighboring school districts is the same but one is super competitive and the other is not, I really don't see why you'd decide to buy a house in the the more competitive one. What good does it do? And that's not even taking into account the fact that kids from a weaker school might actually have better chances during admission.
- gnicholas 3y agoI think the general sense is that being around other high-performing students would be motivating and enjoyable. But if there is a significant tradeoff in terms of admissions, I think some parents will lean in the other direction.
- tverbeure 3y agoThere were plenty of high-performing students around her and she and many of her friends got accepted at top colleges.