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Mark LeRoux <leroux@nospam.com> wrote in article
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> chevythndr@webtv.net wrote:
> > 
> > Hello all,
> >     I've never been to this ng, and I don't know if I'll get a
response.
> > Anyway, I'm a 21 year old male, who has the desire to be a teacher in
> > the public school system. But I seem to have alot against me. I dropped
> > out of high school, got my GED a week later, aced that test, and
> > previously in school, I aced the Texas TAAS test the first try. I do
not
> > have the money to pay for college, and don't even know if I'll be able
> > to get into college <snip>

> >                          Michael Whiteley
> 
> If you "ACED" the GED you may be a genius. Wait two years and lie
> on your application, they never check them anyway. In Baltimore kids
> go thru 6th grade and can't read or write so you may be a valuable
> asset to the school system.

I don't recommend lying on anything. Why not go over to
Soc.college.admissions? There are a number of knowledgeable and helpful
people there who can suggest a course of action. At the very least, you
should be able to manage Community College; I'd imagine a 4-year school is
within your reach. Have you written you SATs?

Rupa