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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, sleeping in on the weekends is a given. I see no reason she should have to get up early on a Sunday to study, if she has the rest of the day/night free. [/quote] Well if you also know she did nothing academic Friday nights and all day on Saturdays it becomes very concerning.[/quote] She's in college. Why would any of you know whether your kid is doing anything "academic"??[/quote] Because we’re writing $30,000 checks twice a year. And she already expressed academic strain. [/quote] I still maintain that your level of surveillance on a college student is crazy. You're well within your right to set a line in the sand but she needs to face natural consequences or she will never learn. [/quote] I know times have changed, but my parents had no clue how I spent my time in college. They expected decent grades but they weren’t about to plan out my schedule for me.[/quote] Times have certainly changed. A year of college costs a bit more than wages from a summer gig. And so many have a bachelors degree, you need to take studies seriously to differentiate yourself.[/quote]
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