We have separate accounts and I do make money-just not enough to pay the full bill for college. |
We have separate accounts and I do make money-just not enough to pay the full bill for college.
-Sorry this above was me-forgot to login |
Thanks for chiming in with your racism. Math isn't about grinding actually. That's not who it attracts. It's not the same mindset as premeds have. |
As a transfer student in college, I would encourage her to stay. The first semester sucks. I would encourage her to join clubs and get involved with other kids who are more fun. Also look at changing her major to something more enjoyable. As her mom, don’t feel bad for her. It is in these situations kids learn resiliency and grit. Life sucks sometimes! She can get through it. |
It would be much healthier if their relationship was based on “she gets to do whatever she wants and he has to pay for it no matter what he thinks about it”. 🙄 |
She should just take a semester/year off. |
This is good advice |
I didn't read the entire thread, but why can't she just transfer to a different major with a different crowd of people? She's just in her first year, so the math she's taken would probably count as prerequisites for a lot of different majors. |
So many college students transfer. I did. He just wants to tell everyone his daughter graduated from Yale. If she’s that miserable already she might not make four years. |
Brown is in the capital of Rhode Island. A great location. |
Dad is being a good dad here. Making sure his daughter is getting a good education. Also, ensuring that she learns not to cut and run, just because everything is not perfect. Sometimes kids need help in building the resiliency that will be needed later in life.
If after a year she still wants to transfer then do it to another top school on dad’s list or find a way to pay for college on her own. Kids today are far too spoiled. |
It’s strange that you know that random and useless trivia bit |
And also, they should get off your lawn, amrite? |
This is terrible advice. Changing one's major and toughing it out is not going to help the individual student. She needs & wants a different environment. Both Columbia University and New York City are extreme environments and neither offers a typical college experience. Parents listen to your child and guide her to a better option; don't force her to remain in a bad relationship. |
DP hahahahaha. Good one. |