Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have triplets - all 3 of them are going to be going to different schools next year
One is headed to Clemson to study Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science in their National Scholars Program
One is headed to W&L to study History & Politics with a Johnson Scholarship
One is headed to UVA to study Commerce as an Echols Scholar
WOW SO COOL, those are some accomplished kids i bet. Congrats and good luck to them!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
Agree! It’s crazy how schools want kids to list majors (not just schools) when they apply.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.
DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.
Uh, yeah they are.
no they really aren't (not PP). My DD aced all their AP and DE classes, not so much when they actually got to a real college.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.
DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.
Uh, yeah they are.
no they really aren't (not PP). My DD aced all their AP and DE classes, not so much when they actually got to a real college.
Anonymous wrote:I have triplets - all 3 of them are going to be going to different schools next year
One is headed to Clemson to study Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science in their National Scholars Program
One is headed to W&L to study History & Politics with a Johnson Scholarship
One is headed to UVA to study Commerce as an Echols Scholar
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.
DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.
Uh, yeah they are.
Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sad that all these kids are tied to a major without even taking a single college class to learn about something different
WTF are you talking about? My pre-med has been taking college level courses since sophomore year. All sorts of subjects.
DP: AP/IB/DE Community College classes aren't really college equivalents.