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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Interesting. I did not know colleges looked at a graduating seniors’ ages and said - “well older kids in the graduating class have better grades, better test scores, did more and are way more accomplished, but they are 10 months older so we will not accept them and instead we will go with the kid who gets lower grades and did less. Certainly that will work with athletics too. My daughter played college soccer for 4 years. I am sure that coaches are out looking for younger players who are not as accomplished when they are recruiting. [/quote] I know a double redshirted high school quarterback who is currently fielding multiple scholarship offers already from Division 1 schools as a sophomore. Clearly his mature age hasn't been an issue. Also, I'm not aware of a special award for graduating high school as the youngest in class. Is there a "most educated with the fewest days on Earth" award out there? [/quote]
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