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Buy the Book.CHAPTER 3-C - FINDING THE RIGHT SCHOOL (COLLEGE)
IN A NUTSHELL:
Finding the right college is another important choice to make and your son will now take the more active role. By this time, he already knows what he wants and what suits him. Give him guidance and suggestions but definitely, the choice is ultimately his.
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You might have insights you want to share regarding the choice of your son?s college. Please post your comments and stories below.
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Do you have more great artliecs like this one?
Aug 03, 2011 / 08:30 am
rose@raisingpinoyboys.com
@Mar 22, 2011 Guest - Have a thorough discussion with your son regarding the choices. It's good if you both understand the reasons for your individual choices. Tell him why you think your school of choice is good for him and also listen carefully to what he has to say about his school of choice. Ultimately, it's his decision. Good luck and I wish your son a wonderful college life.
Mar 22, 2011 / 11:27 pm
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My son is graduating from high school this March. He is now choosing between 2 of the top universities in our country. He seems to be leaning toward the other school. Should I try to influence him to pick my choice?
Mar 22, 2011 / 12:38 am
