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Haha I don't get the deal with applying to colleges...it's what most 17 year olds do :P and he's like, for sure going to get into all of them I'm guessing, which takes the pressure off a little :laughing:

Also there have been skaters who've taken college classes part time or have skated while studying full time so...it doesn't really mean anything. He can also always postpone matriculation.

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It depends how medical faculties work in the US.  In the UK it's a full on full time course with very little room for manoeuvre.  On the other hand Epke Zonderland in the Netherlands managed to be a world champion on the high bar whilst studying medicine, though I'm not sure he could have successfully trained for the AA and still managed.  I believe they do a pre med course in the US- that might be manageable part time, but one of my children is a medical student and there's no time for even a part time job by 3rd year- it's hard to manage one in 2nd year.  The early years are a massive info dump and then you're in the hospitals and clinics getting a different kind of info dump. It is also necessary to maintain marks of 50%+ in all subjects.  Hard to see how it could fit in with a skating career.

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