None, as far as I know

Posted By: busy MT on 2005-12-29
In Reply to: Anyone else with an 18-year-old - with an attitude?

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Anyone else with an 18-year-old - with an attitude?
- 18-year-old with attitude - no name
- We paid for 2 bachelor's degrees and - sm
- 2 kids in college - dls
- At recent financial aid seminar, I was told... - MT back to school
  - Regardless of what your EFC is, there - Busy MT'ing
    - FAFSA EFC - SM
      - I know it seems unfair, it really does. - Busy MT'ing
  - That's true. My parents refused to fill out the FAFSA - you've got that right
- Yeah, as a matter of fact, for the last 12 years SM - Becky
- My answer is similar to Busy's. (sm) - editor
  - I agree with this posting 100% - sm
  - I disagree with you on one thing... - SM
    - I can understand that up to a point. (sm) - editor
      - Vocational training is fine, but as I said above... - SM
    - Very true... - kitty
      - I think people should wait to go to college. - agree
        agreed, i'm in school and still only about - half of the time sure its what I want..
- Sometimes it's worth it to pay to have them live AWAY and on campus. Failing grades here mean any - future classes go on Their charge card! nm
- You don't owe your children a college education at all. - Busy MT'ing
- I would say your obligation - Better off with tough love.
  - My DH paid every dime of his bachelor's degree working.... - SM
- I have an almost 18-yo high school senior.. - SM
  - FILL OUT THE FASA-YOU WILL BE SUPRISED - my college story
  - Thank you all for - your responses
- You have no obligation to assist in college payment. - lay down the law
- None, as far as I know - busy MT
  - Your moniker - Busy MT'ing

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