Some schools are really catering to freshman this year. Many of the schools that

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Jul 9, 2020
4:53:01pm

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Some schools are really catering to freshman this year. Many of the schools that

require freshman to be on campus in normal circumstances are really doing some good things for freshman.

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Lance71

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If I was a high school graduate, I would take a gap year and go get a job.

Iman23

7/9/20 4:38pm

you have done fairly well in life for not graduating high school. good job.

BlueFrog

7/9/20 4:40pm

Rough time to be scheduled for college or a mission

Gustav

7/9/20 4:40pm

Trying to manage scholarships the next 3 years is going to be a nightmare for

cougaman

7/9/20 4:43pm

my son plans on taking GED & serving mission if bball season is cancelled

blueaussie

7/9/20 4:40pm

That is what one of my kids is doing. Pretty easy to find work for $13-$15 bucks an hour as a high school grad.

7/9/20 4:46pm

Some schools are really catering to freshman this year. Many of the schools that

Lance71

7/9/20 4:53pm

Some would risk losing scholarships.

Jeffacka

7/9/20 4:59pm

How about doing that every summer before you graduate

jxncoog

7/9/20 5:05pm

While I agree with working summers, if he gets into Stanford and parents make

califcougar

7/9/20 5:09pm

My daughters friend with a 4.0, top choir student, and many AP classes was

Lance71

7/9/20 5:16pm

Those summer and after-school jobs are so important to teach kids the value of a dollar and the principle that if you

dilbert

7/9/20 6:08pm

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