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[quote=Anonymous]Our son just finished his second year at a community college. He has a 4.0, but didn't get accepted into the flagship that many students at his CC transfer to because he didn't have the right classes due to bad advisement. We actually talked to someone at that flagship and it turns out he's only missing three classes. Even though he could get those three classes out of the way this coming fall semester, this flagship only admits transfer students for the fall, so he have to wait a whole year before transfer transferring to this flagship as a junior, meaning it would take him a total of 5 years to get his Bachelor's degree.

He has, however, been accepted to a few local lackluster colleges. Although he has a good chance of going to this really good college if he sticks it out another year, he says he's thinking about this time two years from now, and doesn't think he'll be able to bear watching all his friends from high school graduate college before him. When I pointed out to him that he would probably make more money if he went to this flagship, he said that even a seven-figure salary couldn't make up for the heart-ache of seeing all his friends graduate before him. Graduations are really important to him.[/quote]

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