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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Richard Bland College, in VA, is a community college owned and operated by William & Mary. Bland doesn't have its own trustees/visitors; it's part of W&M proper. Certain classes of Bland students -- IF they make moderately decent grades (like above a B average) -- are automatically entitled to transfer into William & Mary at the two-year point. I'd look at this if your son is truly, highly motivated, and can and will really do well. This is important, because if he isn't/doesn't, you and he have wated the whole two years, so there is a real risk on this. [/quote] This is so offensive on so many levels - it's as if everything rises or falls depending upon whether the kid eventually ends up at W&M. News flash - W&M has a lot of graduates who are now waiting tables. [/quote] Not that PP, but this seems like a total overreaction. The 1st PP's point was not that W&M is the be all and end all of college admissions. The point was: here's a community college program that feeds into a 4-year college (happens to be W&M, but could have been another college). [/quote]
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