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[quote=Anonymous]Yes, I have seen that in one of my kids and in the kid of a friend who is very successful. We were talking the other day about how even though they are in high school, they aren't particularly interested in researching colleges and looking at what it takes to get in. This is so, so unlike our experiences. I was researching colleges (on my own) when I was in seventh grade! I would think that part of it is taking things for granted because she has a much, much easier life than my husband and I did (we both grew up with hardly any money), but she is very conscious about what things cost and what her life will be like if she doesn't go into a high-paying field. She has even said she wants to go to community college so she doesn't have a lot of student loans (I don't know where the heck that comes from, we have been saving for her college tuition). What is helping, I think, is that DD is now talking with an advisor at school about college. It seems like this is one of those things that she is more willing to hear from somebody besides her mom. :) [/quote]
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