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Submitted by other on January 27, 2015
As an alumnus of CHS, I can say that I was definitely prepared well for college. When I graduated in 2009, the school offered 4 AP classes: Physics, Calculus (AB), American History, and English Lit & Comp. When I graduated, I had 28 credits that counted towards graduation -- and I applied them to Miami University, where I was able to graduate in 3 years with a B.A. in Psychology because my AP classes enabled me to "walk-in" as a Sophomore by credit hours. 3 years later, I have 2 more degrees, and graduated college -- and graduate school with very little debt. The faculty of the school really, and I can't emphasize this enough, really care whether or not students do well -- and almost every faculty member is involved with student extracurricular activities (sports, Scholastic Bowl, academic clubs, etc.), which demonstrates their commitment to their students' success -- both in and out of the classroom. Additionally, many faculty members are interested in their students' social and emotional well-being, and they always have a well-timed word of advice or listening ear to make sure that students are being served as best as they can.