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Originally Posted by lolagrace
Nothing wrong with community college. Smaller classes. Heck of a lot cheaper. Usually pretty conveniently located. Good transition, particularly for you son who isn't used to an actual classroom environment. Just take it a step at a time. Some of his high school credits can probably be achieved as dual credit so he can work on high school and college credits concurrently.
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He'll be doing 4 ap courses because they're 2 credits a class and as little classes as he needs to graduate the better. his tech certificate is 6 Leaving him 12 classes to graduate. Up to 24 college credits plus his certificate (I don't know how many credits that will be). My goal "now" is get him as many credits as possible with as few classes. My hope is he can finish with his AA around the time his age do, if he wants college.
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