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[finnmom]

BBW

I´am sorry,´I´am not familiar with Scotland, would like to go though, I´ve heard it´s so beautifull

But so is Finland, too.))))))comercial break((((((
Only 5 million inhabitant´s, lot´s of nature around us(no Icebear´s, ever ;D) safety,education, health care..... well. it´s MY country, so ofcourse I praise it

Illex; heaven, mayby that´s a little too much ;D And the weather, hmmmmm, 4 season´s, summer; temperature max around +25d of C, no humidity usually. Winter; snow about 50cm avarige(where I live) temperature can easily get as low as -25 d of C´´s and the though part: winter goes on from mid october to mid april at least

But to repeat myself: my country, may be patriotic, but I love this land

Marja

P.s. If you have doupt´s of your geography-skill´s, look at the map on the right upper corner, and you´ll see my pin up there north, all alone ;D

[geewiznit]

Just to make you all feel better, my son's tuition, room and board and fees at a fairly prestigious private university total over $40,000 per year, and, as an upper middle class family, the only financial aid we get are very limited low interest loans. For that princely sum, my son can't get into any classes he wants because the school is so overcrowded, and his classes have literally hundreds of students, with graduate students instead of professors doing all the grading. I'd feel a lot better about the financial burden if I felt we were getting our money's worth! We were sold a bill of goods by this school, so I caution you all to dig deep when you research colleges and don't believe the Admissions Office hype!

[BBW4EVR1]

Geewiznet-
Can't your son transfer out of that school? Our daughter attends a private school-$27,000 per year. Teacher to student ratio 11:1. (all professors) Guarantee graduation in field in four years.

If I was you, I would see if I could get my son out of that school more quickly than he got in!!!

Curious, what school is it and what year is your son in?