question

[Guest guest]

I would submit them with "source unknown"somewhere in the title. But that's just me. Blessed be,

[Guest guest]

This a lie along with " kids need a HS diploma or a GED to get into college. "

In a message dated 1/29/2007 12:21:52 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mom2aidy@... writes:

If you don't vax a child, and she/he get to college, I was told that

she/he may not be able to go to college -- is this true?

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

You really think that you have to have a HS diploma or a GED to get into

college? Granted yes that is ONE way to get into college but not the only way.

Ask any unschooler that is in college, who got in without transcripts, HS

diploma or GED. We just had a party for a 16 year old local unschooler who

just got early acceptance to Princeton based only on a face to face interview

with her and her SAT scores(by the way she got a full ride academic

scholarship from them also only based on her interview and SAT scores.) The

school

system has brainwashed the population into thinking that a HS diploma or a GED

is the only way to get to college. Dont be fooled they just dont want people

to know that their way isnt the only way into higher learning.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 1:40:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

I'm afraid to ask -- why is that a lie? How else do you get into

college? -angie

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

I dont know if that is true either. I have known several unschoolers who

have joined the military and not had a diploma or a GED.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:36:42 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mattemma06@... writes:

Not only for college,but some also think you need to be in ps in order to

get a drivers license. The only one I prefer not to change (but is) was the

military only taking people with a ps diploma.

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

No, i mean anyone LOL. Even children who were in PS/private can get into

college without a Diploma or GED. Homeschoolers tend to have diplomas from the

curriculum they use. Unschoolers dont use curriculum so they wouldn't have

anything. But ANYONE can get into college without those things.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:41:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that has

brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

I also wondered about healthcare workers having to be vaxed. I have a friend

who just got

a bunch of shots to enter nursing school, sadly she didn't even bother to ask

about them,

like what were they injecting into her. ( I have tried to inform her but she has

a deaf ear to

it all.)

Anyways, I asked her if she had the option not to and she assumed it was

mandatory. So

can you be exempted if you want to work in healthcare?

Same goes for being a teacher? My cousin had 'mandatory' shots to work in a

school

district. Could she of opted out, or does it depend on the state laws?

- Beth

>

> Ok, so I'm new to the group, and have no idea if my intro got posted or

> not with having problems all weekend long, so I'll ask this again.

>

> If you don't vax a child, and she/he get to college, I was told that

> she/he may not be able to go to college -- is this true?

>

> Or say, she/he(heavan forbid) want to become a doctor, then what?

> Can you work as a healthcare professional w/o vax and just say you have

> religious/philosophical objections?

>

> I'm newbie to the whole concept, so I apologize for advanced if this is

> a dumb questions. I did a search, and didn't really find an answer, so

> I thought I would post it here.

>

[Guest guest]

I'm afraid to ask -- why is that a lie? How else do you get into

college? -angie

> This a lie along with " kids need a HS diploma or a GED to get into

> college. "

[Guest guest]

Yes, my husband is from another country with no formal documentation of high

school. He went to community college just fine!

SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

You really think that you have to have a HS diploma or a GED to get into

college? Granted yes that is ONE way to get into college but not the only way.

Ask any unschooler that is in college, who got in without transcripts, HS

diploma or GED. We just had a party for a 16 year old local unschooler who

just got early acceptance to Princeton based only on a face to face interview

with her and her SAT scores(by the way she got a full ride academic

scholarship from them also only based on her interview and SAT scores.) The

school

system has brainwashed the population into thinking that a HS diploma or a GED

is the only way to get to college. Dont be fooled they just dont want people

to know that their way isnt the only way into higher learning.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 1:40:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

I'm afraid to ask -- why is that a lie? How else do you get into

college? -angie

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

Not only for college,but some also think you need to be in ps in order to get a

drivers license. The only one I prefer not to change (but is) was the military

only taking people with a ps diploma.

SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

The school

system has brainwashed the population into thinking that a HS diploma or a GED

is the only way to get to college. Dont be fooled they just dont want people

to know that their way isnt the only way into higher learning.

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[Guest guest]

Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that has

brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 02:53 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

>

> You really think that you have to have a HS diploma or a GED to get

> into

> college? Granted yes that is ONE way to get into college but not the

> only way.

> Ask any unschooler that is in college, who got in without transcripts,

> HS

> diploma or GED. We just had a party for a 16 year old local unschooler

> who

> just got early acceptance to Princeton based only on a face to face

> interview

> with her and her SAT scores(by the way she got a full ride academic

> scholarship from them also only based on her interview and SAT

> scores.) The school

> system has brainwashed the population into thinking that a HS diploma

> or a GED

> is the only way to get to college. Dont be fooled they just dont want

> people

> to know that their way isnt the only way into higher learning.

>

> In a message dated 1/29/2007 1:40:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> afaltotten@... writes:

>

> I'm afraid to ask -- why is that a lie? How else do you get into

> college? -angie

>

> ~Alyssa in IL

> _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been

> hurt, and

> dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

> good

> or evil. "

>

>

[Guest guest]

I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without a GED

or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it comes off

like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered into HS

and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state administered

test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you attended

PS/Private.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 7:29:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

Just to clarify, I am wondering if anyone has experience with college

aged kids: what did they do in terms of vaccinations? Can a college

refuse to admit you if you don't have the vaxes? I am asking this

becuase I was naive, and I asked my ped when my DS got his first set

of shots if he could go to school w/o them, and she said point blank

no(needless to say a good lie on her part). I am just curious how it

would effect him down the road....anyone with experience with an

older child who was not vaxed?

>

>

>

> No, i mean anyone LOL. Even children who were in PS/private can

get into

> college without a Diploma or GED. Homeschoolers tend to have

diplomas from the

> curriculum they use. Unschoolers dont use curriculum so they

wouldn't have

> anything. But ANYONE can get into college without those things.

>

> In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:41:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> afaltotten@... writes:

>

> Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

>

> Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that

has

> brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

>

>

>

>

> ~Alyssa in IL

> _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_

(http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been

hurt, and

> dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people

do

> nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you

are good

> or evil. "

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My dd is going to college in the fall of 2008. I've emailed several

colleges that she has in mind, and none of them require vaccines. Of course

they RECOMMEND them, but none are required for admission. I'd say if your

son has an idea where he wants to apply, to call or email the college and

ask them what their policy is on vaccines for admission to the school.

Kay

Re: Question

> Just to clarify, I am wondering if anyone has experience with college

> aged kids: what did they do in terms of vaccinations? Can a college

> refuse to admit you if you don't have the vaxes? I am asking this

> becuase I was naive, and I asked my ped when my DS got his first set

> of shots if he could go to school w/o them, and she said point blank

> no(needless to say a good lie on her part). I am just curious how it

> would effect him down the road....anyone with experience with an

> older child who was not vaxed?

[Guest guest]

Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 03:44 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

>

> No, i mean anyone LOL. Even children who were in PS/private can get

> into

> college without a Diploma or GED. Homeschoolers tend to have diplomas

> from the

> curriculum they use. Unschoolers dont use curriculum so they wouldn't

> have

> anything. But ANYONE can get into college without those things.

>

> In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:41:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> afaltotten@... writes:

>

> Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

>

> Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that has

> brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

>

> ~Alyssa in IL

> _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been

> hurt, and

> dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

> good

> or evil. "

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'll bet if I asked 50 people if you could go to college without a hs

diploma or GED, they wouldn't know what the hell you're talking about

either. In fact, I WILL ask 50 people; I work part-time at Starbucks

and will spend the entire evening Thursday asking people this question

just so I can find out if everyone else is as idiotic as apparently I

am.

On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 09:24 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

>

> I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without

> a GED

> or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it

> comes off

> like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered

> into HS

> and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

> college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state

> administered

> test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you

> attended

> PS/Private.

[Guest guest]

I agree, it's not that hard to take college classes without diploma or ged.

My brother took college classes without either..as long as you pay for the

classes that's all they care about! The system is set up in a way to

maximize their profits..IMO BTW, we live in the Seattle area

>From: SquishyMommyof2@...

>Reply-Vaccinations

>Vaccinations

>Subject: Re: Question

>Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 21:24:02 EST

>

>

>

>I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without a

>GED

>or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it comes

>off

>like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered into

>HS

>and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

>college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state

>administered

>test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you attended

>PS/Private.

>

>In a message dated 1/29/2007 7:29:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,

>afaltotten@... writes:

>

>Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

>the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

>circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

>

>

>

>

>~Alyssa in IL

>_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt,

>and

>dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

>nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

>good

>or evil. "

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hehe, our society has us trained in such a way, that when you say, " you can

go to college without a ged or diploma " , I'm sure it sounds rediculious. You

have to remember, there is a lot of bs out there! Just like a doc telling us

that " we have to vax our children to go to school " . Its just a lie. We just

need to do our research to learn the TRUTH and not believe what just anyone

else says..especially in the " system " ..

>From: Totten <afaltotten@...>

>Reply-Vaccinations

>Vaccinations

>Subject: Re: Question

>Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 22:10:13 -0500

>

>I'll bet if I asked 50 people if you could go to college without a hs

>diploma or GED, they wouldn't know what the hell you're talking about

>either. In fact, I WILL ask 50 people; I work part-time at Starbucks

>and will spend the entire evening Thursday asking people this question

>just so I can find out if everyone else is as idiotic as apparently I

>am.

>

>

>On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 09:24 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without

> > a GED

> > or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it

> > comes off

> > like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered

> > into HS

> > and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

> > college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state

> > administered

> > test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you

> > attended

> > PS/Private.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I finished college in 1997 and had no issues the whole time I was there.These

days they like to push a lot of vaccines on the kids like meningitis, proof of

mmr booster,and probably the pertussis vaccine soon.Most colleges will allow an

exemption if their state laws allow them,but they do not advertise it.A few

actually have exemption letters you can sign just like any other public school

might have.Just have to stand your ground.In the end it is their loss of money

if they refuse the exemption.On the other hand they can be silly about holding a

student out of class during an outbreak of a VPD,but the student needs to make

sure they work with him/her to provide the material needed during forced

exclusion to pass the class.

mom2aidy <mom2aidy@...> wrote: Just to clarify, I am wondering if anyone

has experience with college

aged kids: what did they do in terms of vaccinations? Can a college

refuse to admit you if you don't have the vaxes? I am asking this

becuase I was naive, and I asked my ped when my DS got his first set

of shots if he could go to school w/o them, and she said point blank

no(needless to say a good lie on her part). I am just curious how it

would effect him down the road....anyone with experience with an

older child who was not vaxed?

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[Guest guest]

Not to sound rude, but what type of reputable institution could you go to

without a diploma or ged? Was it community college? I know that if you take so

many credits at a community college, then any major universities will not

require your high school records for admission, but when I tried to apply to the

major university before going to community college, they required a proof of

graduation and my high school records.

---- wright <melissa-wright@...> wrote:

> I agree, it's not that hard to take college classes without diploma or ged.

> My brother took college classes without either..as long as you pay for the

> classes that's all they care about! The system is set up in a way to

> maximize their profits..IMO BTW, we live in the Seattle area

>

>

> >From: SquishyMommyof2@...

> >Reply-Vaccinations

> >Vaccinations

> >Subject: Re: Question

> >Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 21:24:02 EST

> >

> >

> >

> >I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without a

> >GED

> >or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it comes

> >off

> >like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered into

> >HS

> >and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

> >college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state

> >administered

> >test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you attended

> >PS/Private.

> >

> >In a message dated 1/29/2007 7:29:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> >afaltotten@... writes:

> >

> >Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

> >the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

> >circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >~Alyssa in IL

> >_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

> >

> > " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt,

> >and

> >dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

> >

> > " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> >nothing. "

> >

> > " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

> >good

> >or evil. "

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I entered community college during my junior year of high school. My mother

stopped paying tuition to Catholic high school (I wasn't playing by her rules)

and I couldn't cope with the transition to public school. My guidance counselor,

Brother Armond, encouraged me to do this instead. Pretty progressive move for

1980.............Anita

SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without a GED

or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it comes off

like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered into HS

and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state administered

test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you attended

PS/Private.

In a message dated 1/29/2007 7:29:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I am looking at graduate schools right now and the mindset has always been

that you can " blow off " your last semester of senior year, as long as you still

graduate and get in. I have since found out that quite a few of the " more

reputable " universities (which are the ones that I am applying to) are

requesting those transcripts before you begin. I am not sure if they are doing

the same thing with high school seniors or not.

Sara

---- Totten <afaltotten@...> wrote:

> Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

> the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

> circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

>

> On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 03:44 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > No, i mean anyone LOL. Even children who were in PS/private can get

> > into

> > college without a Diploma or GED. Homeschoolers tend to have diplomas

> > from the

> > curriculum they use. Unschoolers dont use curriculum so they wouldn't

> > have

> > anything. But ANYONE can get into college without those things.

> >

> > In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:41:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> > afaltotten@... writes:

> >

> > Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

> >

> > Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that has

> > brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

> >

> > ~Alyssa in IL

> > _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

> >

> > " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been

> > hurt, and

> > dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

> >

> > " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> > nothing. "

> >

> > " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

> > good

> > or evil. "

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

My neighbor's daughter went through a tough interview to get into Cornell

University. I can't imagine her doing it without the usual documents, brilliant

or not........Anita

Sassygirl1218@... wrote: Yeah, I am looking at graduate schools right

now and the mindset has always been that you can " blow off " your last semester

of senior year, as long as you still graduate and get in. I have since found out

that quite a few of the " more reputable " universities (which are the ones that I

am applying to) are requesting those transcripts before you begin. I am not sure

if they are doing the same thing with high school seniors or not.

Sara

---- Totten wrote:

> Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

> the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

> circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

>

> On Monday, January 29, 2007, at 03:44 PM, SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > No, i mean anyone LOL. Even children who were in PS/private can get

> > into

> > college without a Diploma or GED. Homeschoolers tend to have diplomas

> > from the

> > curriculum they use. Unschoolers dont use curriculum so they wouldn't

> > have

> > anything. But ANYONE can get into college without those things.

> >

> > In a message dated 1/29/2007 2:41:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> > afaltotten@... writes:

> >

> > Oh, you mean homeschooled students.

> >

> > Yes, I'll add the evil school system as yet one more group that has

> > brainwashed me. There's so many, I find it hard to keep up.

> >

> > ~Alyssa in IL

> > _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

> >

> > " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been

> > hurt, and

> > dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

> >

> > " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> > nothing. "

> >

> > " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are

> > good

> > or evil. "

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I can see it for a home/unschooler, as many major universities are actively

seeking them, but, they aren't going to do the same for the tenth grade drop

out.

---- SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

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> You really think that you have to have a HS diploma or a GED to get into

> college? Granted yes that is ONE way to get into college but not the only

way.

> Ask any unschooler that is in college, who got in without transcripts, HS

> diploma or GED. We just had a party for a 16 year old local unschooler who

> just got early acceptance to Princeton based only on a face to face interview

> with her and her SAT scores(by the way she got a full ride academic

> scholarship from them also only based on her interview and SAT scores.) The

school

> system has brainwashed the population into thinking that a HS diploma or a

GED

> is the only way to get to college. Dont be fooled they just dont want people

> to know that their way isnt the only way into higher learning.

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> In a message dated 1/29/2007 1:40:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> afaltotten@... writes:

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> I'm afraid to ask -- why is that a lie? How else do you get into

> college? -angie

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> ~Alyssa in IL

> _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

> dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

> or evil. "

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, the community colleges out here have special programs for high school

students.

---- Anita Durney <mydurney@...> wrote:

> I entered community college during my junior year of high school. My mother

stopped paying tuition to Catholic high school (I wasn't playing by her rules)

and I couldn't cope with the transition to public school. My guidance counselor,

Brother Armond, encouraged me to do this instead. Pretty progressive move for

1980.............Anita

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> SquishyMommyof2@... wrote:

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> I honestly don't get what part of ANYONE can get into college without a GED

> or diploma that you don't understand(not meant to be rude I know it comes off

> like that). In answer to your question yes if for example I entered into HS

> and dropped out senior year (which I did actually) I can still get into

> college without completing compulsory schooling or taking a state administered

> test. ANYONE can go to college without those things EVEN IF you attended

> PS/Private.

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> In a message dated 1/29/2007 7:29:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> afaltotten@... writes:

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> Really? A college would accept you even if, for example, you skipped

> the rest of your senior year after you got in? Can you elaborate what

> circumstances you mean? Curious. -angie

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> ~Alyssa in IL

> _http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

>

> " Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

> dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

>

> " All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

> nothing. "

>

> " Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

> or evil. "

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[Guest guest]

Yes i am sure you are right. People in general are uninformed and dont take

the time to find out the truth and just go along with it " because this is

what we have been spoon fed by the government and school system to believe. "

It is the same with vaccines i bet you could go ask 50 people if vaccines are

life savers and i bet most if not all would be quick to say " Yes we need

vaccines because of XYZ (which is actually XYZ because my doc filled my head

with

lies) " LOL

In a message dated 1/29/2007 9:10:52 P.M. Central Standard Time,

afaltotten@... writes:

I'll bet if I asked 50 people if you could go to college without a hs

diploma or GED, they wouldn't know what the hell you're talking about

either. In fact, I WILL ask 50 people; I work part-time at Starbucks

and will spend the entire evening Thursday asking people this question

just so I can find out if everyone else is as idiotic as apparently I

am.

~Alyssa in IL

_http://squishymommy.blogspot.com_ (http://squishymommy.blogspot.com/)

" Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt, and

dance like you do when nobody's watching. "

" All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do

nothing. "

" Knowledge is power but how you use that power defines wether you are good

or evil. "