Am I allowed to post here.

[lawtonfogle]

I am not exactly in college, but I go to a high-school that is as close to a college as you can get. You have to apply, but they only allow in 32 boys and 32 girls a year. You live in a dorm. The classes are all taught by college proffessors, most of whom, when they arived, actually had to make their test harder. The school is the hardest highschool is SC, and there is only 12 like it in the States. It has a president, not a principal, and is ran by a board of trustees. It does cost to get in, but over 90% is coverred by big businesses and the gov.

Would this be close enough to a college for me to post here.

They only differences I can think of are that we are still minors, so there are a few rules (forced by the parents), and we are still in the 11th and 12th grade.

 

[okiemommy26]

I do not see why you could not post here. I have no problem with you posting here.

 

[~Beauty_from_Pain~]

No problems...just curious why you want to post in here for?

 

[iamangelicangel]

I don't see any reasons why you shouldn't post in here.

Maybe lawtonfogle is curious to see what college life is like?

 

[lawtonfogle]

No problems...just curious why you want to post in here for?

First, it is another forum here that I am now allowed to post in. Secondly, I can now take part in discussions here.

 

[fishstix]

I don't think that this forum has minimum/maximum age restrictions like the other life stages forums do. After all, people of almost any age might be attending college or looking for information about college. 'College' is a pretty wide term itself as there are lots of different kinds of colleges and even more different courses offered by colleges. People who "go to college" may be studying for a PhD in grad school or taking a pottery class at a community college. They may even be working on finishing a high school diploma at a community college.

 

[Boss_BlueAngels]

Yeah, post away! There are always people here who are still in HS or earlier asking about college.