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daydeeo · 70-79, M
Maybe he can get a job in his field and continue his education later. Failure is something thst happens, not something you are.
Stuffy · 61-69, F
@daydeeo thank you

pdockal · 56-60, M
Better he leaves now then wastes his time and money
He many go back after he figures things out
Just support him but he has to find he way/ place
Stuffy · 61-69, F
@pdockal Thank you
pdockal · 56-60, M
@Stuffy

Whatever he chooses has to be his decision otherwise failure happens must of the time
robertsnj · 56-60, M
. college is hard. How far is he in school and studying what? i had friends that dropped out got a trade and did just fine in life.

i have a degree but still feel we push college way too hard and look down on the trades. It is so competitive at the college level--constant bell curve grading -- i remember it was so much stress.

It is good that he is coming to you to talk. I had friends that dropped out and told their parents months or a year after departing college. Dropping out can probably make one really feel like a failure. Sorry for both your pain.
Stuffy · 61-69, F
@robertsnj he’s in his third year of forestry and wildlife studies.

Thanks for the encouragement and idea of trade school.
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is it possible that college just isn't for him?
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