Thanks...will pass along.
The schools my kids went to required a certain number of hours taken at the University to graduate and a limit on placement testing/CLEP testing...They were able to take AP courses in HS though that helped reduce their required general ed courses.
Even tho they went to state schools, their degrees were not cheap even with scholarships, however, they are all gainfully employed in their fields and doing well—at least for now.
I just know it has to be hard for my neighbor with 4—and I know he has been saving, his kids are good students, one is going to community college for first 2 years, one likely to get wrestling scholarship, etc. Anything I can pass along will be appreciated.
On Tucker Carlson, I saw a guy with a new program called AXIS—it is a program with companies hiring students into internships with no college...students get paid and they have a 98% placement rate. it looked interesting, and I am going to share that idea too...
Thanks again.
Another route is the GI Bill, of course.