Most people graduating college early are NOT rushing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course they’re not rushing. Colleges only encourage their students to take four years so they can milk out as much money as possible.

Most American college students are so dumb majority of them graduate in 5 to 6 years.

Most dumb UMC college students still graduate in 4 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course they’re not rushing. Colleges only encourage their students to take four years so they can milk out as much money as possible.

Most American college students are so dumb majority of them graduate in 5 to 6 years.

Most dumb UMC college students still graduate in 4 years.

Money certainly matters more than intelligence when it comes to success.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend Megan's parents were getting divorced her senior year of HS. She took enough AP credits in HS to start college with a year of college basically done. Her parents put all the money for years of college would cost in an account for her (including books, meals, entertainment, etc.) and then gave her total access to the account.

She went to summer school and took an extra class or two each semester and graduated in three years. She wanted the leftover money. She bought a house (not a condo) in her 20's. Props to her!

Cool story M3gan…

[Anonymous]

blah blah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend Megan's parents were getting divorced her senior year of HS. She took enough AP credits in HS to start college with a year of college basically done. Her parents put all the money for years of college would cost in an account for her (including books, meals, entertainment, etc.) and then gave her total access to the account.

She went to summer school and took an extra class or two each semester and graduated in three years. She wanted the leftover money. She bought a house (not a condo) in her 20's. Props to her!

Cool story M3gan…

My thoughts exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend Megan's parents were getting divorced her senior year of HS. She took enough AP credits in HS to start college with a year of college basically done. Her parents put all the money for years of college would cost in an account for her (including books, meals, entertainment, etc.) and then gave her total access to the account.

She went to summer school and took an extra class or two each semester and graduated in three years. She wanted the leftover money. She bought a house (not a condo) in her 20's. Props to her!

Cool story M3gan…

Sour grapes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course they’re not rushing. Colleges only encourage their students to take four years so they can milk out as much money as possible.

Most American college students are so dumb majority of them graduate in 5 to 6 years.

Most dumb UMC college students still graduate in 4 years.

Money certainly matters more than intelligence when it comes to success.

Both of them only get you so far. Work ethic is what matters most.

[Anonymous]

My kids got 3 semester worth of AP/IB credits at UMD. College was covering full tuition for 4 years.

It would be foolish to finish college in two and a half years when the college is paying for it. Also, why would you shorten the college experience? For what? You lose out on friendships, trips together, dating, cultural events, more learning...These years are never coming back.

My kid is going to graduate with a double major, three plum internships, one research paper and a job that is getting him a fat paycheck. Pa Dam Dishoom, Bloody!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend Megan's parents were getting divorced her senior year of HS. She took enough AP credits in HS to start college with a year of college basically done. Her parents put all the money for years of college would cost in an account for her (including books, meals, entertainment, etc.) and then gave her total access to the account.

She went to summer school and took an extra class or two each semester and graduated in three years. She wanted the leftover money. She bought a house (not a condo) in her 20's. Props to her!

Cool story M3gan…

Ufff...but parents divorced. Poor Me3gan!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kids got 3 semester worth of AP/IB credits at UMD. College was covering full tuition for 4 years.

It would be foolish to finish college in two and a half years when the college is paying for it. Also, why would you shorten the college experience? For what? You lose out on friendships, trips together, dating, cultural events, more learning...These years are never coming back.

My kid is going to graduate with a double major, three plum internships, one research paper and a job that is getting him a fat paycheck. Pa Dam Dishoom, Bloody!!

What if you’re autistic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids got 3 semester worth of AP/IB credits at UMD. College was covering full tuition for 4 years.

It would be foolish to finish college in two and a half years when the college is paying for it. Also, why would you shorten the college experience? For what? You lose out on friendships, trips together, dating, cultural events, more learning...These years are never coming back.

My kid is going to graduate with a double major, three plum internships, one research paper and a job that is getting him a fat paycheck. Pa Dam Dishoom, Bloody!!

What if you’re autistic?

Then I guess graduating early is fine. Most people aren’t autistic though.

[Anonymous]

yawn yawn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids got 3 semester worth of AP/IB credits at UMD. College was covering full tuition for 4 years.

It would be foolish to finish college in two and a half years when the college is paying for it. Also, why would you shorten the college experience? For what? You lose out on friendships, trips together, dating, cultural events, more learning...These years are never coming back.

My kid is going to graduate with a double major, three plum internships, one research paper and a job that is getting him a fat paycheck. Pa Dam Dishoom, Bloody!!

What if you’re autistic?

Are you?