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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't imagine any reason why it would hurt an application. Why in the world do you think it might hurt?[/quote] September 11, 2001[/quote] No. It's because OP is worried it might look like a rich kid's hobby. Read the OP, won't you?[/quote] But if he doesn't disclose it what will the colleges think he does with his free time - video games? [/quote] OP here. We know a kid who has this and he got his license over a summer and most kids are not doing impactful things over every high school summer. They are traveling, sitting at home, etc. Sure, some are in high-impact internships but most kids i know are not. Then this kid flies a few hours every month. He has time to play school sports, join clubs, etc. Flying is not the time suck you would think. When you are paying $200/hour you generally don't go up for an 8 hour flight. Your are up and back in 4 hours including the pre and post flight checks. That's less time then my son spends on youtube on most Sundays :-o and he (my son) has plenty of time to do all homework and other extracurriculars. I don't think we're going to do this but I was curious about the impact on college (and curious about other things but since we're on a college board here I posted about that). [/quote]
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