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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]First off, I'm not against vocational schools AT ALL. For various reasons, I want DS to get a college degree. He has dyslexia and doesn't enjoy school, though he's very smart and motivated and able to get As and Bs at a competitive private school. He has no idea what he wants to study but he's only in 10th grade. What I think would be ideal is something like the culinary or hospitality programs at the Culinary Institute of America, Drexel, Cornell, etc. Are there any other fields that have something similar? A college degree but a very hands-on curriculum? Something in medical sciences (not pre-med)? Or really anything. Would love to float some ideas by him but I can't find anything except hospitality.[/quote] If he’s getting B’s AND doesn’t enjoy school, Cornell is off the table. Also, back off. Tenth grade is not the time to be “floating” some ideas. Worry more about why he doesn’t enjoy school now. What does he enjoy and excel in?[/quote]
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