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10 months ago
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My daughter got rejected from best state college's because she had to many credits. Is this a standard practice.

Note she wanted to do Speech Pathology which in both college's would require her to most of the subjects at the campus so the majority of her previously earned credits would not even count.

She met every typical qualification, Top 5 in class, student president, honor societies, sports,excellent GPA, dual enrollment to assist in her education not just to get points.

She wanted to go to these public schools along with her friends but she looks at the system as flawed and it is damaging her long awaited college experience.

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