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<p>I was speaking much more generally as opposed to specifically about Stuy. Granted, part of this is my view that “fit” is more of a “nice to have” that should be secondary if push comes to shove with other considerations such as academic quality, financial considerations, etc. </p>
<p>Granted, “fit” back when I was in HS was only mentioned by the well-off upper-east sider set so I’ve tended to associate such discussions with the upper/upper-middle class classmates and their families. </p>
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<p>Contrary to popular belief within the last decade, adolescents and teens can be quite resourceful and adaptable if given the opportunity and some encouragement. </p>
<p>I do agree the limits are different for each individual…but I tend to lean towards believing those age groups are much more capable than most adults give them credit for.</p>