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Originally Posted by ckelly78z
My son is a good, hard working senior, football player who loves leaving school to go to Millstream career center, and work on cars, and shop projects. He has earned most of his ASE certifications, and has no real interest in going to a 4 year college, but would like to get into diesel tech....which I have no problem with. One of his senior classes in regular high school, was a SAT prep class, that was at the same time of the day as his time at the career center. He/we elected not to take the class, or the SAT test.
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I can respect that decision. It's his life, and ultimately not your projection of his.
Diesel mechanics are in high demand. Either way. Most people have no idea what they want to do when they graduate HS. Better do something now then waste years figuring it out at 7 grand a semester at an uni.
Btw I bet he'll make more then a recent grad with a 4 year liberal arts degree.