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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So much has been made of wanting kids to be at a place where they are with a cohort of intellectual peers. [b]With the poor mental health epidemic on college campuses, where’s the discussion on the kids’ mental health?[/b] My kid is surrounded by very driven peers at their T-25 but I constantly remind them they cannot function well without balance and perspective. I want my kid to be challenged but I also want them surrounded my classmates who are kind, thoughtful and well-adjusted. It’s sad how campus communities are now seen more as professional networks instead of a source of social/emotional support not just during college but beyond as well. [/quote] Warm weather schools also help with mental health as opposed to cold, grey and long winter schools. A consideration for many considering colleges.[/quote] My kid is the opposite -- melts (and hides in the AC) when it gets anything approaching hot, but is invigorated by cold weather. He's looking at northern schools with access to winter sports. This is why fit is important -- there is no best.[/quote]
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