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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In gaming, you don’t always win. Sometimes, you lose.

Is it really worth it?  There are so many colleges out there. There are soooo many that do not go to a T25 school and are very successful.

Find a school that fits without gaming. Is this your idea to game or your kid’s idea?  [/quote]

I'm the OP.

Is it gaming if it was going to be a double major or minor anyway? There's real interest there. It's just there are also interests elsewhere too. So really just flip-flopping primary and secondary majors. I don't see how it's gaming; it's just focusing on a different part of DC's story. DC is very academically ambitious so was the one to raise this watching the current senior class and knowing a few friends who've done similar.

I attended a webinar with a national college counseling firm last month and didn't fully appreciate that this was the entire jist of their advice after they asked you to write down (1) all your kids ECs; (2) academic interests and (3) look at the transcript choices.[/quote]

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