I’m gonna do my best to answer these. I should have told you upfront, I’m a freshman, so my knowledge is limited.
I don’t take AP, so I wouldn’t know. Most of the studying at Peddie is self-studying, as there’s never really anyone standing over you making sure you study. But people care about their future interests. (Sorry for the non-specific answer, I just don’t know a lot about how people study.)
I'm a part of neither of those clubs, so I only know what I've heard from word of mouth. Almost every club is mainly student-ran. The Model UN has been very active this year, they went on a trip to a conference in Hershey, PA. The debate club hasn't done much that I've heard of, but they do meet. I don't know if there have been any interscholastic debates this year, either.
To be honest, there isn't a divide between day students and boarders. I have friends who are day students and friends who are boarders. I don't usually group them like that, Day students can still go on SNAs (Saturday Night Activities) and they do. I just went on an SNA with some of my friends to see Ready Player One. There was a day student there, and they weren't treated differently or anything.
I'll be honest, PFS (Peddie Food Service) isn't the... favorite of every Peddie Student. I think they do fine. They make a lot of different food for a lot of different people. Because Lunch is ~50 minutes (From getting out of classes to start of next class) there are some people who go off campus and get Mannino's (Pizza Place near Peddie, probably 4 minute walk from campus.) But the line is pretty long when PFS makes chicken nuggets or chicken cheddar wraps.
Everyone is academically focused here. It's a boarding school. There are people who are more focused and people who are less focused academically, but we're all very academic. Some people do come in thinking that it will be like a summer camp, but those people get a rude awakening. That being said, I don't think Peddie is very cutthroat, and you have a lot of people waiting to help you if you need help. Your adviser, your teachers, they care a lot here.
It's different with different people. To some, Sports/PA/Theatre is the saving grace at the end of a hard day, to some, it's a chore that they have to do on top of schoolwork. I'm somewhere in the middle, but I do believe there is something for everyone to do. If you come in as a freshman (or a sophomore, I think) you have to take an interscholastic sport for your first term so you can acclimate to being at Peddie. I know that that helped me to get a group of friends, even if I didn't end up staying with them, being on thirds soccer did help me make a few friends. (I was a goalie)
Some people do, some people don't. You are allowed to connect to the Wi-Fi, but you won't be allowed to use them in some classes, because you need special software for them. Also, we have what's called FalconAlert, which tells us if there's some kind of drill going on. It'll make a loud, obnoxious noise, and the message will scroll across the bottom of the screen. You won't be able to get that on your personal laptop. You can, but it is in no way necessary to bring your own computer.
I'm not a big history buff or anything, but I've enjoyed my Humanities class. My teacher is the main reason why. He's a really cool person, and he's just super passionate about the subject. He came from the Princeton religion department to Peddie, and that still astounds me, but also it doesn't. I mean, the man knows how to read Coptic. I didn't even know what Coptic was until he read it. In terms of the whole class, Humanities is a really in depth look at the society of the early world. We're right now focusing on early Christianity, and it's beginnings as a Jewish sect. We're learning things that even the Christians of our class didn't know. I really enjoy the class. We do have separate departments for History and English, so it's hard to get down the functions of the two departments. I did want to bring that up, because it seems like you think that we only have a humanities department.
Try new things. You may find a passion. At Peddie, I found I love writing, when in middle school, I wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole. I also found that I love video editing, and I've been doing fun projects in Adobe Premiere Pro, which comes on Peddie Laptops (which is a w e s o m e)
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原问题
请问有哪些美高有冰球项目？
最近两天，美国有不少地区由于年轻人集聚导致日感染人数增加了。不管如何，今年的秋季不会影响到上学。
但是如果你孩子不去办理签证，那么到暑假有这么多人要办理签证的话，大陆没有，就是要第三国办理，到时候会排对非常长，或许会错失来美国线下读书的机会。
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原问题
请问大陆有被peddie录的吗？
我们知道首先（1）为什么要搞公益，这是对孩子心灵提升；（2）搞公益，不一定要持续4年很重要。这里不但但要做实在的，而且要能够体现出来孩子的进步；（3）更重要的你孩子花费4年是否可以被核查，学校又该如何知晓，这里必要的功利还是需要的。具体体现在做了，有名有利。所以很多细节，需要探讨。
新护照上有一页加注：说明新护照系XXX号旧护照的换发的。这样看得出来两本护照尽管护照号码不同，但是有延续性。
一旦拿到新护照，你可以扫描新护照发给学校，作为个人信息的调整做为备份登记。
Mercersburg is well known for their dominance in swimming, producing a fair number of olympians. They don't require sports participation which many other schools do.
My daughter is a sophomore at Mercersburg. It has been a great fit for her. She is not a swimmer, but plays on other teams. She also does the winter outdoor endeavor program. Academically, I would say Mercersburg is a great school. She is taking an AP world history, Latin 3 honors, honors English, regular math, chemistry and sculpure. Her grades are in the upper 80's overall. She was a straight A student before coming to M'burg. I think she was surprised at just how challenging the workload is for her. But her teachers are always available and she feels very comfortable about asking for help.
She has played on the soccer team, field hockey team and lacrosse team. At the varsity level, they play all the MAPL schools. Yes, some are a trek, but that is what Saturdays are for when it comes to travel games. If you ask her, she loves the far away games because the bus rides are so much fun (boys and girls teams often travel together). She also went to Costa Rica last year, free, as one of about 12 kids chosen to do a bio field study program. They worked with injured monkeys, sea turtles on the beach laying eggs, tree planting, and engaging with young kids at a local library. They also surfed, rode a zipline through the trees, and enjoyed the local color.
My daughter chose M'burg because she wanted diversity. There are about 38 nations represented there which was a far cry from our small town.
And yes, it is remote. No question that the campus is far from the beaten path. As a result, I think the kids tend to be perhaps more cohesive as a student body. I have nothing to base that on except for the fact that going home for weekends or to local cities just isn't much of an option for many. They tend to stick around campus and hang out together.
Hopefully it helps.
它是niche排名中私立学校里进入前100的名校。
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HK however feels very different from Exeter because it is a small, very tight knit community. You have to really imagine yourself being in the HK family for 3 or 4 years.
Exeter's campus blew my mind. It was insane. Out of the four you listed, Exeter had the best campus. The Hotchkiss campus isn't as good as Exeter's campus.
On a side note, as for dorms, I'd go with Exeter having the nicest dorms, but Hotchkiss having the best dorm "situation." Let me explain: at Hotchkiss, there are lower-classmen dorms and upper-classmen dorms. At Exeter, all the grades are in the same dorms. I like the idea of having 9th and 10th graders better than having grades 9-12 living together. That's just me. Also, at Hotchkiss, I heard the only way you can get a double is if you request one. At Exeter, it appears most new students have a roommate. To be honest, my first year I'd prefer not to have a roommate (I want a little bit of privacy, and I'd only want to room with one of my friends).
As for the dorms themselves, Exeter had slightly better dorms from what I could see, but Hotchkiss was a close second. I was extremely impressed with Hotchkiss's dorms.
My daughter is a junior at Deerfield and swims as well. She's white but her closest friends are from all backgrounds. She revisited at Hotchkiss and I'd say Deerfield is more diverse.
FWIW, when I was interviewing at another school last summer, I met an athlete from Hong Kong who was gushing about Deerfield. He had just come out of the Deerfield summer program - loved the school, loved the people. was so excited to maybe go there, as an international summer student, he just loved his Deerfield experience.
one of the reasons we decided on Deerfield was because of its diversity and the number of international students. It’s a smaller to mid-size school, so it may seem on first glance that there are fewer international students or Asian students compared to other schools like PEA or PA because there are fewer students in total at DA. One of the wonderful traditions at DA is their seated meals. You are assigned to a table during several meals per week (not seats) every 5 or 6 weeks, where you sit with students across nationalities, ages, and culture. My kiddo has become friends with students in different grades and from different countries thanks to this tradition. This eliminates (IMHO) kids bunching up by cliques at every meal.
Hope this helps. 再次恭喜你的孩子！
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当然这里名单里Milton是一贯制学校。
Andover and Exeter are also connected in the public imagination. In an episode of the Simpsons, a salesman at a fund raiser tries to sell Homer a t-shirt for the local school his children attend. When Homer refuses to buy that t-shirt because he does not want to be associated with that local school, the vendor says that his two best-selling t-shirts are "Phillips Springfield Andover" and "Phillips Springfield Exeter."
As for Andover and Exeter, the important question is not which is the better school. It is which is the better school for you. That's a question of fit, and only you can answer that question for yourself.
Some differences between Andover and Exeter are:
A. Andover divides its dorms into five clusters; at Exeter, students typically remain in the same dorm until they graduate.
B. Andover has a 1-6 grading system; Exeter has a 1-11 grading system.
C. Andover offers need blind financial aid that admits applicants regardless of their financial background; Exeter is need aware. However, Exeter offers generous financial aid.
D. Andover has one central dining hall; Exeter has two dining halls.
E. Andover has fewer Saturday classes than Exeter.
F. Exeter has a dress code; Andover does not.
G. Last year, Andover had a lower admit rate, a higher yield, and (I believe) better college matriculation statistics than Exeter. Nevertheless, Exeter is extremely difficult to get into, very popular, and does exceptionally well in placing students into top colleges.
H. Exeter prides itself on the Harkness Method (student centered discussions), which it typically uses in all classes, including Math and Science; Andover stresses critical thinking as well but does so through a wide range of teaching approaches that generally do not include the Harkness Method in Math or Science.
I. Some people think Exeter has a nicer campus than Andover; others prefer Andover's campus. Both campuses are very nice.
J. Some people say that Andover is better in the humanities than Exeter and that Exeter is better in Math and Science than Andover. I don't buy that theory. Both schools are generally excellent in all fields.
K. Andover is closer to Boston than Exeter.
Good luck!
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