CameronMO wrote:Maksutov wrote:They're doing you a big favor. Now find a real university and appreciate that you've dodged a bullet.
I agree. I went to both BYU-I and BYU. I don't acknowledge either on my resume.
With her grades, she should be able to get a scholarship at a state school. It may hurt now, but she'll eventually realize that she dodged a bullet.
I absolutely agree. Two of my six kids went to BYU (against my better judgement) and the other 4 went to University of Washington. One of my BYU grads now freely admits that BYU was a mistake.
The other BYU grad's first BYU marriage ended when her BYU RM husband simply left her for the wife of an RM who lived two houses down, who left her BYU husband for him. Second BYU grad is happily re-married now to another RM, and still lives in Utah. She would love to move back to Washington State where she grew up and to be closer to the rest of her siblings, but she is stuck in the Utah vortex. Still, I think she would have a hard time admitting that BYU was a mistake, even if she realized it was true.
In the meantime, the U of W grads are all happily married to their original spouses and are earning, on average, more than 4 times what the BYU grads are earning.
You can see why I strongly agree with anyone who suggests that your daughter dodged a bullet. With her grades and test scores, she should be able get into a real school, and should do so without giving BYU a second thought.
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ETA: Just saw that your daughter was accepted to Notre Dame. Congratulations. She got into a real school, alright.