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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No way.....1 free period is fine, not 2.[/quote] +1. Top schools are looking to see if your kid can handle the rigor of college -two free periods says no[/quote] [b]Have you been to college? [/b]Two free periods in a high school day is nothing compared to college free time.[/quote] top slac. Yale law. Parent of Ivy and UVA students, now at Ixford. Want to try the sarcasm again? Top schools are looking for students who have exhausted the top curriculum the high school offers. It's called rigor. Two free classes says no rigor. And yes the college-assigned representatives know everything about your high school. Since they take first read of the application after the contract readers are done, two open slots will jump out at them, especially if your kid doesn't have four years of foreign language.[/quote] Ixford? Where is that? :lol: [/quote]
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