In which situation would a student have more choices for college?

<p>All things may seem equal, in this comparison. But, the “hs context” is just one starting point. When it comes time to fill out that CA, it’s often what was “in his control” that shows more about him. Whether he got empowered and how, then how he presents it. Not just grades and ECs. </p>

<p>We chose the tougher hs for the longer term life lessons, the higher expectations. For many kids, the leadership potential in a less competitive hs is what empowers them. For others, it’s the peers around them, the higher standards and harder work. It depends on the kid. No easy comparisons.</p>