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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I heard from my kid that results are so bad this year at our (Big3) school that the college counseling office is now telling kids to either take a gap year OR matriculate at a lower tier school and "try again next year". Have you heard this? It is worrisome or typical advice?[/quote] If I spent 200k on a high school and that was the outcome, I'd want a refund [/quote] Yah, nope. Money is well spent regardless. To each their own.[/quote] One more time for the cheap seats: you do not send a kid to a private school, Big 3 or whatever, solely because you think it will increase their chances to get into an Ivy or the cream of the crop schools. If this is your attitude, you deserve to be disappointed.[/quote] Well of course not my dear, how gauche to suggest otherwise. Everyone knows that’s why we have money and influence instead of leaving it up to a school. And of course the reason to send your kid to private is for the training to be UMC, the peer group and network and connections they make for work and marriage later on. [/quote]
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