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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look, colleges will be seeing the classes that your son is taking – not his day-to-day schedule. They’re not going to know that, say, from 2 to 3 he’s not doing anything. Geez, relax and cut your kid a break. Stop being a helicopter and college obsessed parent. [/quote] Colleges will see that he is taking 6 classes instead of the usual 7 (well, really 5 classes with the TA period). They will know that he has a shortened schedule. Sure, they might not care. But the OP asked for opinions, and I, personally, feel that this schedule will be viewed as being a little bit off.[/quote] No, they won’t. They’re not counting classes. They’re looking at what the actual classes are. Now, if a transcript showed only one or two classes on a transcript for senior year they’d do a double take, sure. But this isn’t that. [/quote] I'm sorry, what? You do not think that the AOs at top schools will notice a missing class? Well, then we will have to agree to disagree.[/quote] They’re not gonna notice nor care. Relax. [/quote] +1 They 110% will not notice or care that a kid with that schedule gets to have a 42 minute break in their day. If they have an opinion, it will be neutral at worst. If you think this is a problem for selective schools, you are very clueless about college admissions.[/quote]
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