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TCU 360: Tuition to exceed $50,000 moving forward
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<blockquote data-quote="Eight" data-source="post: 2795591" data-attributes="member: 73370"><p>our youngest after her freshman year in high school stopped playing sports and turned her focus on grades and academic pursuits. </p><p></p><p>she attended 3 different summer camps/programs held at tcu through neeley,</p><p></p><p>she liked the campus, liked the dorms, like the faculty and staff she was exposed to and hated the tcu students who were counselors and the other attendees who were headed to tcu. </p><p></p><p>very few of the counselors worked in high school and they were doing the summer thing to fill time and none of the high school kids worked. </p><p></p><p>i am sure there are kids who were part of that group who had jobs in high school and worked in college, but all our kids worked in high school and during college.</p><p></p><p>how in the world do you teach a child to value money if they have never had to put anything into the actually earning the money? </p><p></p><p>i know that everyone of my son's friends who were accounting majors and did not work in college have already quit their jobs the big firms because they just didn't want to put in the holes.</p><p></p><p>i know friends who are continually looking for sales people because they can find people willing to do the grind required to get started.</p><p></p><p>i know this isn't tcu's fault, hell most likely not their concern, but i do have a concern about the change in the attitude of the students on that campus when only a smart percentage of families can afford to send their kids to the school</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eight, post: 2795591, member: 73370"] our youngest after her freshman year in high school stopped playing sports and turned her focus on grades and academic pursuits. she attended 3 different summer camps/programs held at tcu through neeley, she liked the campus, liked the dorms, like the faculty and staff she was exposed to and hated the tcu students who were counselors and the other attendees who were headed to tcu. very few of the counselors worked in high school and they were doing the summer thing to fill time and none of the high school kids worked. i am sure there are kids who were part of that group who had jobs in high school and worked in college, but all our kids worked in high school and during college. how in the world do you teach a child to value money if they have never had to put anything into the actually earning the money? i know that everyone of my son's friends who were accounting majors and did not work in college have already quit their jobs the big firms because they just didn't want to put in the holes. i know friends who are continually looking for sales people because they can find people willing to do the grind required to get started. i know this isn't tcu's fault, hell most likely not their concern, but i do have a concern about the change in the attitude of the students on that campus when only a smart percentage of families can afford to send their kids to the school [/QUOTE]
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