Jennifer Ledwith

And I'm not sending you to this school because of blah, blah, blah.

And, you know, he was saying the same thing that I was saying, but I was just saying it in a different way.

So that's what I would do.

I would start with this.

Hey, have a student take the exam.

Have that student, you know, walk them through the end.

What is this?

What does your life look like after college?

Talk with them about the cost, help them to understand what they're willing to do now to make it happen.

And for and you have to know your child.

So some students I meet with students online and we're one to one online.

Some students thrive in an in-person class.

If that is your student, that's your student, do that for them.

Some students have crazy busy schedules.

So your daughter sounds like the type of person who probably took a lot of advanced classes.

And she probably worked very, very hard at her advanced classes.

And she probably doesn't need to really prepare during the school year.

She probably should have prepared in the summertime because she's one of those students who's going to do what you ask her to do.

And so she's going to be torn between test prep and AP English.

But that's what I would say.