Small Team Bacsi
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I will bet there are very few males or females in the US in their 50s and 60s and 70s sitting around bemoaning the fact they they did not give Dartmouth or GT a chance when they had the opportunity
. Because they are no doubt happy with whatever civilian school they choose. And if not they would have transferred.
Those more likely to be sad or making excuses about their decisions are those that passed on a SA.
”I would have gone, I almost went, I went but dropped out”
This is what I hear virtually every time from those that wanted a SA but then passed when they had a chance or left early. Regret or excuses. Making excuses when no one asked.
That does not make going to a civilian school wrong in any way but the excuses as to why not a SA are something that will arrive and it’s good to realize that they will come..
No one feels the need to justify why they passed on Dartmouth or GT because no one cares. SAs are different.
. Because they are no doubt happy with whatever civilian school they choose. And if not they would have transferred.
Those more likely to be sad or making excuses about their decisions are those that passed on a SA.
”I would have gone, I almost went, I went but dropped out”
This is what I hear virtually every time from those that wanted a SA but then passed when they had a chance or left early. Regret or excuses. Making excuses when no one asked.
That does not make going to a civilian school wrong in any way but the excuses as to why not a SA are something that will arrive and it’s good to realize that they will come..
No one feels the need to justify why they passed on Dartmouth or GT because no one cares. SAs are different.