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<blockquote data-quote="D. Hargrove" data-source="post: 2992918" data-attributes="member: 41761"><p>Sorry it has taken so long to respond, life got in the way. </p><p>I don't think there is a solid answer to this. The interests and wishes of the child of course play a role in the decision cycle. You see many high school juniors and seniors that are stuck on a plan mom and dad made for them. Then again you see a few that have a passion for something else, like jocks that want to go to college to play ball, I have seen kids that want to work on motors, motorcycles, HVAC systems, be Physical therapy techs, CNAs, pipeline welders, horse trainers, and many other professions. Even in the Military I saw, and I am sure you did as well, many folks that to them, the Military was a lifelong goal. I fully support the college experience for whomever wishes it, but I think realistically, many do not due to a plethora of circumstances.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D. Hargrove, post: 2992918, member: 41761"] Sorry it has taken so long to respond, life got in the way. I don't think there is a solid answer to this. The interests and wishes of the child of course play a role in the decision cycle. You see many high school juniors and seniors that are stuck on a plan mom and dad made for them. Then again you see a few that have a passion for something else, like jocks that want to go to college to play ball, I have seen kids that want to work on motors, motorcycles, HVAC systems, be Physical therapy techs, CNAs, pipeline welders, horse trainers, and many other professions. Even in the Military I saw, and I am sure you did as well, many folks that to them, the Military was a lifelong goal. I fully support the college experience for whomever wishes it, but I think realistically, many do not due to a plethora of circumstances. [/QUOTE]
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