We finally got word that MC is NOT required to live on campus next semester to meet his scholarship requirements. We do still have to pay half the tuition, which I’m not a fan of, but I honestly do not care if it means he can be at home with less risk.
I never understood their absolute demand in the current environment that these students that didn’t need to still had to live in the dorms. Even though there were out of town/out of state students needing housing that couldn’t get it. I’ve never liked the idea of taking something I didn’t need when it took away from those that were in need, so this bothered me on all kinds of levels.
So, I am a happy momma today. I have to take him to the school so he can officially check out of his dorm and he is home for the rest of the school year. There are no requirements of on campus living past the first year, so he is home for the rest of his time in college.
Now, if we can just convince them that MCG doesn’t need to live on campus next year when she comes, I’ll have a major houseful as she will be bringing her fur baby with her.
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That’s good! 🙂
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He’s pretty happy about it as well.
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Big win for momma!!! Congratulations
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I’m just relieved. Having him there when he really didn’t need to be was stressful. Especially since most of his classes were still online.
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I totally understand! My daughter may have the option to live on campus for the sprring and I am not to happy about that. But II’m biting my tongue becuase she is a Freshmen and looking forward to finally being able too live on campus.
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I’m SO grateful that my son prefers being at home. I’d have a hell of a time if he really wanted to be there. I feel for you. That is a horrible position to be in right now.
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It truly is 😩
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