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Reply to "Why is redshirting so rare if it's so advantageous?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some people say that it gives the child one less year to work and earn money - it leaves them at a disadvantage. [/quote] But someone who does better in school will go to a more prestigious university and get a higher-paying job. In the long-run, someone who starts a prestigious career at 22 is going to be much better off financially than someone who starts a mediocre career at 21.[/quote]. Do they really do better in school? They probably do better in elementary school.[/quote] :lol: Not even that. These kids cannot handle school. They need to be with younger kids so that they can keep up. They are neither doing better in school not going to a more prestigious university and getting a higher-paying job. [/quote] Care to back this up with facts? I'm sure it makes you feel good to say, but it's not true.[/quote]
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