Anonymous wrote:Or did you make them?
Anonymous wrote:The pampering of children continues. What happens when they get a job offer in Chicago? I guess staying in the DC area and being unemployed is more desirable.
Anonymous wrote:For DC it’s less about cold and more about whether the place is gray and rainy for a significant period. U Rochester would be very appealing but the weather is not, for example. DC needs regular sunlight.
And no, I would not force my kid to apply anywhere they didn’t want to be, whatever the reason. They aren’t going to be successful if they are miserable. There are thousands of colleges, why force anything?
Anonymous wrote:Cold weather or abortion access, you choose.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, I shut down DC's silly protestation and sent him to Mich Tech
Anonymous wrote:The pampering of children continues. What happens when they get a job offer in Chicago? I guess staying in the DC area and being unemployed is more desirable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cold weather or abortion access, you choose.
This was pretty much where we landed, although the kid also was concerned about LGBTQ+ rights. The states were basically the same.
She did apply to one school near St Louis, as it was close to IL. A school in NC was also strongly considered (just didn’t apply in the end-late deadline)
Anonymous wrote:Or did you make them?
Anonymous wrote:Cold weather or abortion access, you choose.