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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]My son entered college with 62 credits and was able to earn two degrees in four years (a B.S. and a B.A.). [/quote] If this is true, that's great for your son, but wow, [u]what a different HS experience[/u]. My kid's taking quite a few AP classes, [b]but also wants to have time with friends and participate in her activities[/b] so will use AP's just for admission. I want her to enjoy the 4 yr college experience. They have the rest of their lives to work and earn money. [/quote]

What an idiotic, rude, and judgmental post.

PP's son achieved something great. Good for him. I have absolutely no doubt he has many friends and lots of fun.

Also I love the implication that if only your daughter [i]chose [/i]this inferior route, she would no doubt have accomplished the same.  :roll: [/quote]

It is not rude to think that taking mostly high school courses in high school, and getting one undergraduate degree in 4 years of college is healthier than the alternative. [/quote]

Agree, you can think whatever you want. Making a judgment like that and saying it to someone who's child who has focused on academics is absurdly rude.
The idea that anyone who has gone above and beyond with coursework is an anti-social loser is ridiculous.[/quote]

I missed the part where any PP referred to a high achieving student ad an “anti-social loser.”

If you must resort to hyperbole, you don’t have a strong argument. [/quote]

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