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Time Left: 9 days and 9 hours
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Contains: Abeka American government in Christian perspective teacher quiz test key Abeka American government in Christian perspective answer key Abeka American government in Christian perspective text Non-smoking home. $35 PPD. Paypal only, please.$35.00
, Ohio
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Double Major: whose considering it or done it?
prim*rose replied to dereksurfs's topic in The College Board
My dd is considering a double major in motion pictures and business. Since it's not a dual major, it will take her 5-6 years. -
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This is a great question! I was wondering the same for my DE dd who is finishing pre-calc and not taking college algebra until spring semester 2018.
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Experience with communicating w/ disability office?
prim*rose replied to prim*rose's topic in The College Board
This is all excellent feedback, thank you. Dd always tries to work a few days ahead because of her Crohn's. Since she found out last week about the surgery, she's managed to work ahead by a full week, and she's going to work the next few weekends before her surgery to get another week ahead. I don't think a medical withdrawal will be necessary, but it's good to know it exists should she ever need it. She will have her laptop at the hospital, and once she's off painkillers, plans to check in with school as much as she is able. -
Experience with communicating w/ disability office?
prim*rose replied to prim*rose's topic in The College Board
This is interesting. The CC isn't nearly as organized as this. So far, they've only given her the accommodations letter and told her to submit it to the professor. I just wanted to see if this was the norm, since we have nothing to compare it to. Thanks for responding. Dd's accommodations didn't mention anything about surgery since we were not at that point when she applied for dual enrollment and the accommodations. If only I had a crystal ball and I would've known things would've gotten so bad so fast :( And to be clear, I wasn't thinking that the disability coordinator would help w -
My 16 year old daughter has Crohn's Disease and needs surgery in a few weeks. She is dual enrolled at the local CC and has accommodations through the disability office. For anyone else in a similar situation, I'm wondering what the procedure is with the school's disability office has for when your child needs a medical absence? Dd let the disability coordinator know she was going to be out for up to 10 days because of her surgery, and the disability coordinator told her to take it up with her professor, and she didn't offer any other guidance or support. Am I wrong in thinking that disability
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Another Ohioan here, and I was also going to recommend Ohio State :hurray: Tuition is also affordable for in-state, though there isn't much merit aid. And maybe Case is worth looking at, also (though not a state uni, they have some generous merit aid).
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Or maybe do a "test" class for Fall 2017 where you can modify the course based on feedback from students, and give a discounted rate for having guinea pigs? (Can you tell I'm desperately trying to find a class for my dd?)
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Comment left :) So sweet of you and your dd to do this for her roomie. My heart goes out to her.
