Are you kidding me?? You mean your parents provided for you for almost 18 years...and THIS is how you treat them? I'm on my way to college now...and I would NEVER ask my parents for money to attend college...I'm responsible for my future...not them!
Breeding new born in poverty is ok? Giving birth in a county hospital paid by tax paying dollars is ok? Making babies living paycheck to paycheck is ok? Depending on tax payer hand outs as a way of living.to feed children is ok? Voting for big government during elections to collect benefits is ok? Breeding a new born should be a privilege, not a right. Children should have the right to sue for damages for being poor and destined to failure. County hospitals and social service agencies in order to recover tax payer dollars should be able to sue those breeders on grounds of child abuse. Chew on that
My mom does pay for me to go to college but trust me when I say she makes me pay for everything else. Plus my brother who is only a year younger is in college too. Havng four children is a lot so props to my mama for holding it down.
+JOHN S Please, please don't stereotype all Millennials by saying, "This generation feels entitled to everything." First of all, the Baby Boomers (my generation) were taught by our Traditionalist parents that WE were special and could do anything and everything and were entitled to everything. We were impatient and that gave rise to the creation of instant popcorn, coffee, tea, grits; credit cards and living beyond your means to "keep up with the Joneses." Baby boomers taught our Gen X children that they had to fend for themselves because we were out doing our thing to change the world but not to guild our children. Result: latch-key kids who grew up to be independent and we then said they were arrogant and didn't listen and were disrespectful and entitled in the workplace. EXACTLY! We raised them to make their own decisions because no one was there to make decisions for them. Boomers and Gen Xers are the parents of Millennials. Most of the "entitlement" comes as a result of the absentee Boomer with their first family over correcting with their 2nd. The Gen X parents many times have the mindset of "my parents were absent from my life growing up. MY child is never going to have that experience. I wasn't celebrated for anything. I'll celebrate my child for everything." We. Have. Raised. EACH generation to have the mindsets they do.
JOHN S a classic example of blaming it on the other person for one's responsibility..there should be a law/penalty/punishment for baby Boomers like you, who failed to raise responsible, loving children who weren't taught to respect..if you weren't fit to be conscious parents, you shouldn't have had kids in the first place..
Entitled or not.. parents are obligated to pay for their childrens education until a certain age or a certain level of education.. idk what the law is in America but in Switzerland we are obligated until they get their Degrees or Masters of their first school choice.. if they choose 1 course and then they decided to chg it.. then we are not obligated to pay for the 2nd choice.. only for their first choice.. but if they choose to go back then we have to pay for it.. education is very important in this country.. of course if parents cant afford it there are help facilities or other options like apprenticeship.. whatever it is.. we are obligated.. and i think its the right thing to do.. we should pay for their uni if we can afford it and find a way if we cant.. but most of the times.. when the child is old enough and working and studying at the same time.. they help pay for it too.. its how you raise them as well.. if the child sued for a paid education.. then there must be something that the parents did to drive the child away and live with grandma..
No as a "millennial" im not spoiled. Spoiled kids arent common. But its not an obligation at all. College is too expensive in the first place for a piece of paper you might never use (depending on what you go into honestly).
The thing is. FAFSA requires you to provide your parents information. According to the law they are responsible until you're 25. I've been on my own since I was 16, and I still had to get a hold of one of my parents to get their W-2 info to apply for college, and get grant and loan money. So it's not really a generation issue.
+Marina Shannon my parents stopped being responsible for me at 23. I was able to get college loans without my parents co-signing. And without them on my Fafsa. So unless that is a new rule (after 2012), that is not necessarily true.
Of course you can get loans, I was 17 in college and working. I've been at a university since I was 15 lol I'm talking about your pell grant, ohio opportunity, that stuff requires your parent's information to obtain, because schools will not even give you aid until you fill out the FAFSA
+Marina Shannon Yeah that's true, because my parents make a certain amount of money I don't qualify for grants and because I don't have a good paying job or a well established credit my parents must cosign for my loans. The government expects for your parents to pay for the students education.
If you can prove to be independent, you don't have to have their information. That can be proved by making a certain amount, being married, being over a certain age, and many other ways.
I actually had this same issue and found it crazy also. I suffered through the first year but after that i petitioned the university for consideration to waive my need for parent information as I was a single mom and on my own and they allowed a special exception.
I feel as a parent of two which one of my sons is in college and I help him best I can. As a parent we should help your child get a excellent education so they can become successful. Most adults feel that relief your child turns 18yrs but that shouldn't stop you from doing what's right for your child. I know every situation is different but if got young adult that wants too better than selfs you should help and guide them. #Love&Supportmychild
This has nothing to do with if they should pay for her to go to college. And everything to do with the fact that she feels like she can break whatever rules they set and still have them pay for what she wants.
So are you saying that the judge was wrong? There are other reasons unbeknownst to everyone outside of the case of what was going on in the background.
@PROXY yep, if they old enough to vote, leave the country without having permission of a parent, or end up in adult prison for any length of time then they are responsible for paying their own college tuition 25 years old or not. Not everyone is a Rockefeller
I think what paula was getting at was the family dynamic. What was it that made her feel that they should be sued. Why was there no respect on the girl's part for her parents.
Darn straight, that spoiled entitled unchecked princess type needs to start at the bottom. Make her own way in the world, she's on the track for alcoholic problems aiming for skiddrow with her sense of entitlement she ain't gonna be graduating
My parents do not pay for my college, and I wouldn't want them to. I got a part time job and take out student loans. I do feel like my generation has been allowed to become very selfish and entitled. My parents told me that I had to go to college or get a full time job.
My mother paid for some of my college/university education, when I could I did pay for it, I didn't ask for her to do that, but she offered to help because I didn't have a job back then, but I paid for the rest of my education, especially for my postgraduate, and now I have to pay back student loans, I'm in my 30s, will be 40 in 5 years. I know I don't look my age and hate it.
I got very lucky in that my dad's job paid for 75% of it and then my parents were willing to cover the remaining 25% since it was so little. I appreciate it so much and thank them all the time. I failed one paper and I am paying them back for it since I let them down and they paid for nothing with that one paper.
Idk, I feel like parents that pay for their kids college are kids that dont care about college as much. To them, "oh I fail, well mom and dad can pay for the class again". Whereas students that are responsible for their own loans are the ones that make sure they are taking the correct classes and getting good grades because they dont want to have to waste money on that class again!
If any parent can afford tuition to send their children to college they should do so and stop using money as a weapon to tell their kid's how to live their lives. they cannot relive their lives through their children's, I think there was more to this than what became the main view of the case, keep in mind that she was staying with the grandparent. When media host speak on issues in the new's I wish you all would do a better job as in speaking on the issue as a whole and not an area, we your audience has access to almost everything you have access to so you need to do better than partializing....I'm disappointed and the ignorance of saying you would be in jail, if you were my mom I would hit your ass back. chew on that.... see this is how yall lose ratings because viewers like me keep seeing this repetitive stupidity.
You better believe it! Entitlement = jailtime. Teach your kids to earn! To help clean when they are visitors, at the end of a meal. To be Grateful ! To say thank you in a note!...Yes, a written note! And to BUY a gift, if they WANT a gift! Geee Whizzz
Yep, these cases should have been thrown out. It's just like the idiots who sued McDonald's over hot coffee burning their crotch or making their kids fat, they shouldn't be awarded anything
Never laughed so much and like she said they better have they big grown pants on I'd sue them right back for clothing food schooling a place to rest they neck it would be ON!
So because you had sex, you are going to teach that person how to act/behave and then, not pay for a promise you made to them? Instead, just take away a responsibility you placed on yourself, because the thing you created didn't obey you? Sounds like you're playing God.
Am African. ...n most of us who go to college. ..its paid by parents if they can afford. ...very few pple pay for themselves unless it's masters or phd. ..
Some parents, like mine, think of it as paving a way for you to be debt free after college, and not have to worry about anything but school. I had scholarships as well, so they don’t pay full out. I’m really thankful for what they do.
Nope! Parents do not have to pay for their children's college. That judge messed up. After 18....parents owe their children $0.00! At 21 years old...she should be almost done with her Bachelors degree. And, why is this 21 year old living with grandma. She should be in a dorm, apartment, etc. THIS GENERATION NEEDS TO GROW UP!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, my parents never paid a dime for my college education. I was told they would like me to go, but they didn't have the money to help me pay for it. i started out paying for one course at a time with my part-time job earnings. Then, I dropped out when I got full-time work, and tried to return. i had to drop out three times before I finally got my A.S. degree 21 years later. Then, I went on to get my B.A., going part-time, and graduated six years later. I worked for it, and I'm still paying for it, but I did it myself. I find it unbelievable that kids today think they should be able to go to college on their parents' or the taxpayers' dime. When you pay for it yourself, you aren't going to screw around. You will take your education seriously and work hard for every grade you earn. One thing this Millennial generation didn't learn is a good work ethic because parents just gave their kids everything they wanted. When they get out in the real world, they are going to find out that the world doesn't give everything to them with no work coming from them. They're just being set up for failure.
Sad that the parent/child relationship has broken down so far that this is the result. But if the child had a drinking issue and refused to live by her mother's rules, she is reaping what she is sowing. You WILL NOT take more than what you are entitled to from me as your parent--ie, food, clothes, shelter, healthcare, K-12 education. This spoiled brat is entitled to nothing more than that. She needs to earn her keep!
Sombody needs to change the age of financial responsibility on "kids" 18 to 25, if college tuition office is expecting my information they are looking for money that ain't there. I work at a grocery store providing the best I can for my kid.
Shoot! I would get clubbed in the head first, if I ever thought about suing my parents. XD I'm a college student, so I live with my mom when school is out. Just knowing all that she has invested in me, why would I let her down? I'm at my mother's house right now preparing to study abroad, and I am not on her lease. Meaning, she can kick me out if he wants to for trespassing and I would have to go. I know that without her and other family relatives, I would have nothing! And this is because they are my foundation, without foundation I am done! I'm done son! XD I am really grateful for my mother and others adn try my hardest not to let them down, because I'm telling the truth here, they didn't have to help me. Kids these days are so ungrateful where many kids and grown adults think they deserve something. As long as you have food, clothes and shelter, you don't need nothing else. (well except love of course) but yeah, nothing else. no games, no car, no moeny, no computer, no door, no soap, no eating utensils, (you can drink water from your hands using the bathroom sink), lol I mean really. smh.
My lil cousin is 12 and I say this to him every time he does something stupid when it relates to money. I say, "You can't take what you didn't earn". Parents are not obligated to pay for ur college. Most parents do it because they don't want all that financial baggage on you and you as their child, earn that by how you act and how you treat your parents. If as a parent, I set rules for my kid because they are making stupid mistakes but my kid decides to go live with my parents, disrespect me then sue me? It wasn't like the parents weren't willing to pay. Child! You better be ready because I will counter sue ur ass for everything every thing. My mum paid for private school tuition for myself and my siblings then, went back to school to her master's. We get to a certain age and our parents stop been obligated to provide certain things IF you haven't "earned" it. It's like suing your parents because they won't put you in their will. Child! Such disrespect. Stop it!
Stupid teenagers never will ever be satisfied with anything until hurt comes for them it's sad how this girl never needed to lift a finger.i pay for my college and my parents do nothing because I love my parents
Good parents will always try to help BUT don't you ever play that sue game.... after your mother breastfed you?, bought you clothes, put a roof on your head, had food for you everyday, paid for medicine and healthcare for more than two decades, etc etc etc etc....the list goes on.
Entitled? My parents generation and my grandparents are the reason the economy is screwed. They the reason the planet is going to hell with global warming. They made it so I can't even get a job at McDonald's cause there is 200 other people applying that are twice my age. They made the policies that jacked my tuition so high I gotta spent the next 20 years to pay it back. Damn right I would expect my parents to pay my school if they can afford it which apparently the court did in this girls case. You want me to earn my way in life, then you should have made better choices in yours so I would have a better world that would give me that chance.
Fiona Nyawira how do you figure going to school is a birth right??? If it was a birth right then it would be FREE just like air, water, etc. How about all the children in 3rd world countries? Or that are given up for adoption, abandoned? They dont have parents so what about their "birth right" to college? Why is their free ride to college taken away because of a choive their parents made? What makes your life more worthy than theirs? News flash hun its not! When they are of age to do college they have to figure it out, they work, join programs, apply for scholarship money, hustle, get creative anyway they can to make it through to graduation because it is something they WANT! It is a PRIVILEGE to have the option to go to college! Your parents job is to teach you how to handle & problem solve in life. To know how to treat people, the value of a dollar, what it means to be a team player & a good person, as well as obviously other things you learn throughout your time with them. But basically to get you ready & prepared for the world you are about to enter on your own! Only 2 things in this world are guaranteed or as you say "birth rights" & that is you are born & one day you will die! Thats it! You wanna go to college? Then dont make excuses, dont do the whole blame game, you get your big girl/boy pants on & you find a way to make it happen! Of course as a parent myself i WANT to be able to send my child to college or at the least help pay for some of it but its not always an option. All i can do is help get them ready for whats to come. So b4 you respond all defensively all i ask is you take a min to really think bout what i said.
@@emilyrose9760 I know that's right, two alcoholic parents who pawned me off on anyone who take me. Being raised in a house with "family" who hated me, I knew I was going to be on my own at 18
1) Amazing people have come from birthing into wealth 2) Amazing people (not so many and much harder with all odds against them) have come from birthing dirt poor at the hands of a mother with no financial plan 3) Amazing people (the fewest amongst us) have come from birthing surrounded by nurture abuse, mom/dad pawn game abuse, government taxpayer subsidy abuse ultimately prisoned. Case and point: the world would lose millions and millions less of amazing people if poor people (the unfit ones) weren't able to have kids. Agree?
That kid should be ashamed of herself. Like come on, that is your parent they provided for you and nurtured you and gave you life and now the way you're gonna pay them back is to sue them?! Talk about ungrateful.
I am a first generation college student. I have completed my bachelors and now pursuing MBA. I have never asked for a single penny from my parents for anything. I am now an Accountant by profession and perhaps assist my parents financially yet I give my parents a full credit for getting me to the position I am in today.
Kim had a point when she said that the parents put a perimeter and the kid didn't like it - that's exactly the point. I have a suspicion that that was the first time her parents ever put any kind of perimeter and that's why the kid reacted that way. She wasn't already used to any kind of discipline. Because she was spoiled.
I feel that parents should pay or help their children pay for school. At the end of the day the child didn’t ask to be here. I’m for teaching responsibility but parents should help the children they decided to bring into this world. Paying for the child does not make the child irresponsible. I would love to have something put aside for my child’s college education. HOWEVER, if my child is going to waste my money and fail classes or not go and fail then yes he’s on his own.
Was with her until she called us entitled 😂 I never ask my parents for money but they offer things to me occasionally as gifts. I have a job and pay for college on my own so...
I never asked my parents for a single penny when I was in University. I took out a loan and still struggling to paying for it… Probably till I'm 50... That's life :)
If you really hate your parents so much just get away from them What benefit could you get from ruining them We've all hated our parents at some points in our lives But no matter what we cannot blame them for our life If you do no agree with them get out and live the way you wanna live and if you cant bare with them
Any kid on this world that does something like this, or raise his/her hands on his/her parents, or does any of the other things they do this days to their parents, they cursing their lives, and they will have a miserable and painful death. I did many bad things in my life... but I'll die before I raise my hands to my parents, or do something willingly to make them suffer.
@@elenapelayo1 cheap end man over 4 years alone that cost 64 thousand dollars. You might as well start a business or go to trade school. School is a risk to because some technology and businesses we use a decade from now will not be the same. Who knows that 4 years could be for nothing
If I EVER pulled a stunt like this on my parents and stepmom...WHAT?!?!...right about now, I would be coming out of the coma they put me in as a result of that stupidity. That girl will learn the hard lessons in life that the world does not revolve around her and her selfish ways. When I was EARNING mt degrees, I made damn sure that I did not ask for any financial hell because I wanted to do it on my own. I only accepted help when it was offered. That's something that spoiled brat never learned. Her parents and grandparents shoyld have not cut but SEVERED AND BURNED the apron strings, forcing her to get off her wanna-be entitled azz and EARN IT
kids shouldn't be going to college unless they have a very high academic record. Even then, most of the time a young adult can't truly grasp the amount of debt they are taking on and will load themselves up for future failure racking up course after course. By the time they are 25 they don't even have a job yet and already in debt 6 figures. If they want to find a vocation, that's cool. But honestly, there are so many people dropping out of university and will never earn a dime more than a highschool grade with a good work ethic. And increasingly, the degrees don't actually mean anything. I know a guy that went to university for one year. ONE. And put it on his resume and they treat it like he has a full marketing degree. They don't even check with the school or ask for GPA. He made tuition, for all they know he failed every first year course (instead of reconsidering the debt he was piling up). By this logic, most places won't know that if you put university or college on the resume that it is real or not. I'm not saying you should lie, I'm just saying that it doesn't make you more qualified. If anything it only makes you a better candidate because you have debt to pay so you're kind of forced to stick with a job that you don't like because it is the only way you've found (so far) to keep up with the debt or pay some of it off. Instead, why not learn what life really is. Not just go out and have fun, in fact you should probably limit that to save money - but in a 1yr vocational school you'll leave making the same amount as most college professionals (60k ish). And even if you have other dreams, it is a fallback. If you learn plumbing, even if you decide you want to be a "content creator"... if it doesn't work out at least you have a job that will always be in demand and you can make good money off of if it turns out you aren't irresistible and charming and attractive to be that content creator.
I didn't even think it was possible to sue them for tuition money, does anyone know the name of this girl (I'll google) and her case details? But, I would say you should be able to sue your parents if say they gave you cancer from your second-hand smoke. I wouldn't have any sympathy for them getting thrown out in the street/in a crappy nursing home for giving them possibly a fatal disease that will either kill me or make the rest of my life miserable, isn't that what they deserve themselves? This isn't 1955 where we didn't know the dangers of it, you've had decades of scientific fact, so you know better.
Breeding new born in poverty is ok? Giving birth in a county hospital paid by tax paying dollars is ok? Making babies living paycheck to paycheck is ok? Depending on tax payer hand outs as a way of living.to feed children is ok? Voting for big government during elections to collect benefits is ok? Breeding a new born should be a privilege, not a right. Children should have the right to sue for damages for being poor and destined to failure. County hospitals and social service agencies in order to recover tax payer dollars should be able to sue those breeders on grounds of child abuse. Chew on that
On a side note, aren't non-working spouses who are supported by their working spouse kind of spoiled too? I mean it's just them providing all your needs instead your parent. Instead of teaching your kids to grow up, get an education and a job you can just help them find a rich spouse to marry!
imm trying to sue my father for emotional physical and spiritual abuse. i have no idea how to go about it but i cant work i cry all the time and im a total wreck because of my father. any advice would be much appreciated
This is blatant oppression of the weaker .. thank god there is law and order ... otherwise, you see how they are displaying power instead of love to their children and also doing their duties ...
Ask that hippo what college tuition was when she graduate from the public zoo. If the parents can afford it, then they should help their child. This hippo needs to shut up.
Boy I wish one of my kids would try to sue me I would make it my mission to turn your entire life into hell on earth and show you what it’s like to be an adult that by the time I’m through they’ll be crawling back on hand and knee begging for me to forgive them
I’m confused?! How the hell did she win the case? Like what judge said “yeah this is the parents job to pay THOUSANDS of dollars for college. Every child is entitled to whatever they want” I see a spoiled child being more spoiled... poor girl will never know responsibility
I mean if you can afford to help your child and they are following the rules that’s great! But they aren’t entitled to your money legally after 18 🤷🏻♀️ so if you can’t afford it or thy break rules how’s a judge gonna tell me I HAVE to pay for an adult to go to school when there no binding contract or any law saying so? I just don’t see how it was ruled in the kids favor
Once a child is 18 they are legally on their own. The parents no longer have a responsibility to financially support their adult child. Who was the crazy judge who ruled in this child's favor? Crazy!!
It's the college tuition office also expecting the parents to be financially bank rolling the class fees till their over 25, sombody needs to go after the rules for that office. 18 can't live by the house rules? Go get a job and make your own way
But why should someone not get an education because they have parents who disagree with something as petty as them drinking. It's why we need free university education for all, so that everyone gets the same opportunity to education despite how crappy their parents might be.
I earned two degrees on my own...if I EVER tried to pull a stunt like this on my parents at the age of 21, I wouldn't make it to 22. The young lady who sued her parents can expect KARMA to catch up with her in some shape, form or fashion down the line.
God Jesus told us this will happen, That Parents will take children to court and children will take parents to court and sue one another It’s all visible by reading a book that is alive
i get the panel's point, but If the judge declared that the parents are capable of paying for their daughter 's college fees, then the parents can afford it. If they can afford it, why wouldn't they help their daughter? ??
When a kid that have barely learn to walk ( I'm speaking figuratively) sue his/her parents for money, that's a clear sign that, that kid, doesn't deserve the money, not does it know how to use them. P.S. If you think is normal for kids to sue the parents for money (or any other reasons) then you're just another spoiled, ungrateful brat with no respect, common sense, or morality...!!
The girl had an internship but she was drinking and partying so she lost the internship the parents said they would help pay for her but only if she returned home go to college and not drink she didn’t like it she moved out sued her parents and won she didn’t bother to finish school she dropping out of college to have fun
How much do these four people despise their children. As a parent, you should be glad that your child aspires to be the most it could be, and do whatever you can to help him. The lawsuit in question is probably won by the daughter because the parents CAN finance the education. Let me tell you about Germany. Here, every person is entitled to get all the help the parents can give to get an education. Mind you, ONE education. If you pick a second line after that, you have to do that on your own. Plus we do not have a system that crushes people with the cost of education. Colleges and Universities are free of tuition to be paid. The anger is directed in the wrong direction. Be angry with the educational system in the USA that crushes the lower percentage, don't hate a child that wants to be all it can be. And be happy to give all you can for your child, if you do love it. Don't pride yourself in the fear your children have.
The case in question wasn't really about the parents padding for college. All the girl wanted to do was party instead of doing her work so the parents felt like they were throwing money out the window.
Maybe u should read up on the story.She was a spoiled , ungrateful brat who wanted to drink n break her parents rules .Being drunk was more important to her than going to school or working. They were willing to pay for school but she refused to follow her parents rules of not drinking and staying out late.
That may very well be, which does not surprise me. The Steve Harvey Show people have their point of view, and they chose a case that caters to it. How very nice that the young person in question was one of the group that tend to abuse (in their view) the demand for getting their education sponsored, as opposed to having to start their lives with the massive burden of a great debt. The educational system of the USA is a train wreck, and it's not even funny anymore how proudy such a majority of people wh suffered from the same failed system are eager to make it go on and push the disadvantage on to the next generation. While the european and particularily the scandinavian educational system proves that the USA are really making things worse for those who don't grow up with the silver spoon in their mouth.
Claus Zuhaus omg seriously U R SO WRONG!!!!! Ur blaming the Steve Harvey show for choosing a case like this. Firstly -ITS HIS GOD DAMN SHOW TO CHOOSE WHATEVER FRIKIN TOPIC HE WANTS!!!! & the whole point IS that it’s outrageous in this specific case that the child got compensation for being a damn brat in the first place. So your point has no merits
The obvious answer is no, the parents shouldn't be required to pay. But that would an interesting law to consider, that parents are required to pay a certain percentage. Imagine how fast birth rates would go down, birth control usage and development increasing, more youth getting careers and furthering their educations. Its too unpopular to become anything other than a thought but I think that could improve a few situations.
I have never heard of any child suing their parents. I grew up in foster care. And I'm saving for college. So hearing that you could even have the audacity to sue people who love you and take care of you is embarrassing for the world to watch.
Nicole, you groing up in foster care is a tragedy. Let me ask you...Breeding new born in poverty is ok? Giving birth in a county hospital paid by tax paying dollars is ok? Making babies living paycheck to paycheck is ok? Depending on tax payer hand outs as a way of living.to feed children is ok? Voting for big government during elections to collect bigger benefits is ok? Breeding a new born should be a privilege, not a right. You are proof of it as an abandoned child. Children should have the right to sue for damages for being poor and destined to failure. County hospitals and social service agencies in order to recover tax payer dollars should also be able to sue those breeders on grounds of child abuse. If I was you Nicole, I would track down who birthed me and sue the daylights for a court date filled with todays media. God bless you
@@BayX1337 I know it's late, but you are wrong BayX1337... Allow me to explain... 1) Amazing people have come from birthing into wealth 2) Amazing people (not so many and much harder with all odds against them) have come from birthing dirt poor at the hands of a mother with no financial plan 3) Amazing people (the fewest amongst us) have come from birthing surrounded by nurture abuse, mom/dad pawn game abuse, government taxpayer subsidy abuse ultimately prisoned. Case and point BayX1337: the world would lose millions and millions less of amazing people if poor people (the unfit ones) weren't able to have kids. Agree?
I wish my kids would. Too many kids are going off to these colleges and turning it into a party. They want to go to college, if they don't do what they have to to get scholarships they will be going to a community college....
Yes if the Government is giving the kid Bonus like in Canada.that money belongs to the kid so it needs to go to her future education.however if not. well I am broke what is the kid gonna do?
