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Oct 29, 2013
This upsets some of my colleagues every time it happens. Some refuse to write recommendations for even their best students if they are going to apply as juniors. Some think they're 'cheating', beating the system or not paying their dues.
Clearly I don't but I wondered what some of you might think. I'm always baffled at the huge emotional response this brings and the things that have sometimes been said. "So you want to be a high school dropout!?" (this was said to one of the kids admitted to MIT...)
Do we really consider these kids high school dropouts?? My State Dept. of Ed will grant a high sch...See More
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My niece did this and is currently a senior in college. She never felt like she fit in socially in high school despite being involved in activities. I think her high school m...See More