Quote: Actually, I lied. She is committed to Miami. I am jealous of her. Oh to be 18 and living in Miami. They will go to every game by charter jet. No buses. We have 5 more committed to ACC and SEC schools. 3 are sophomores. Good luck the rest of the way. My spelling is too bad. I am going to stay off here. As far as Med and Law schools, I would assume that is true with almost every high school and you have no more than anyone else. See Ya!
I would disagree with the bolded part.
Fort Mill ranks 2nd in the state on the poverty index (AM is 1 and they are a magnet school making FM the least poor non-magnet school in the state)
In order to be the least poor you have to have a lot of wealth and that wealth tends to come from parents with college degrees and those parents tend to have kids who go to college as well. And children of parents with college degrees tend to get advance degrees at a higher rate as well. So in general a well off school will produce a lot more advance degrees than your typical school.
Now I am sure that there are other schools in the state that will produce a large amount of doctors and lawyers etc etc (Wando, Riverside, Chapin etc) but to say that "almost every high school" is wrong.
