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As someone who graduated HS at 15 and Uni at 17 mostly due to skipping years whenever it was offered I'll say go for it. However, be aware that first year uni
by bmcleod 17y ago
As someone who graduated HS at 15 and Uni at 17 mostly due to skipping years whenever it was offered I'll say go for it.
However, be aware that first year uni is even more pitifully easy than final year high school where the teachers know you and are willing to give you extra work.
You can pick up socializing wherever you want. I did it in a mixture post-grad philosophy classrooms and dance classes.
I'm 20 now and on a perfectly sensible salary with my student loan now a very minor consideration.