She graduated from Michigan after one year and only got into crappy Wayne State law school? Stay in school a few years and get into a better school. Wayne State was not remotely on my map of schools to apply to.

Just took the time to read this through...

Congratulations. I wouldn't have the energy to do that. I like to go at a peaceful pace...not be rushed. Why? Well...if you learn everything at once, what's the chance you'll remember it all 10 years later? Kind of slim.

Slower Pace = Better remembering. I could be wrong though...but that's my theory.

Well, I guess this does save a bit of time and quite a lot of money, but I'm just too... undetermined to ever do this... *sigh* so unmotivated... T-T

ehh, I know I can't put her in a stereotype, but let's be serious, the same ones like her at my school--and all the others schools I've been too, certainly did not have much of a social life as school absorbed their time.

Is it not possible that maybe they like it that way and therefore they are enjoying life as much as they can? Plus, if she did do so well on her advanced placement exams, it is possible she was the type who rarely had to study but instead had to just pay attention in class, which allowed her to do her own stuff after school.

You are probably right though. I just think that she did what she wanted to, so it is not really wasting time and lacking experiences. She will still have enough time to experience a lot of things.

Good for her!