That's cool. Yeah, mini has some kind of partial scholarship too. And is on the waiting list for the📂 Archived Message
Posted by ATL on July 16, 2026, 10:33:09, in reply to "Makes sense."
Grandparents tuition waiver (a limited number of Florida students with grandparents living in the state get in-state tuition, but it's not everybody). So if he lucks into that it'll be even better.
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My kid had a 4-year tuition scholarship, so finishing undergrad in 3 years meant she could use the last year on the first year of grad school, even at a different university.
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But for her program she had a guaranteed 2 more consecutive years of school (including mandatory summers) before she could work, so I guess I then understood.
There's also the financial aspect for some.
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The real world suck will be waiting for him out there for the rest of his life.
Hell, I did what I could to go back for a couple years in my early 30s.