Anonymous wrote:I definitely think some kids don't fit into certain types of schools.
My DC is a high achiever (very high stats from a magnet program), but laid back. Would not have been happy at the high striver type schools. DC is just not wired that way and would've been miserable at such a school.
Anonymous wrote:Spoke with parents of two freshmen, one at each of the schools. Both attended our private; close friends of ours. And both kids are miserable.
Wishing they had gone to Michigan … where both were admitted.
Saying the students are generally insufferable, focused on their patents/ life alternating inventions or academic research, with little interest in just hanging out, socializing, and being in a normal friend group, without hundreds of résumé building activities every week.
Are these folks outliers?
Or maybe they picked the wrong schools or majors?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Some kids are going to be miserable during the beginning of freshman year no matter what college they attend.
I would not assume that. You think all freshman are miserable in the beginning? Mine wasn't. He had a blast.
"Some"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Some kids are going to be miserable during the beginning of freshman year no matter what college they attend.
I would not assume that. You think all freshman are miserable in the beginning? Mine wasn't. He had a blast.
Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Some kids are going to be miserable during the beginning of freshman year no matter what college they attend.
I would not assume that. You think all freshman are miserable in the beginning? Mine wasn't. He had a blast.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Some kids are going to be miserable during the beginning of freshman year no matter what college they attend.
I would not assume that. You think all freshman are miserable in the beginning? Mine wasn't. He had a blast.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.
Some kids are going to be miserable during the beginning of freshman year no matter what college they attend.
Anonymous wrote:IMO, assuming you are paying full freight, it would be horrible to be paying all that money for your kid to be miserable.