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St. John's College & Rhodes #237558 04/04/17 04:34 PM
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OP Cecilia Member C Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 159	Hi, everyone! Its been awhile! Does anyone have an insiders view on these two colleges - St. John's in Annapolis and Rhodes in Memphis? I already know about their programs. DS would fit in with the academic learning part. Could they be good choices for a kid graduating a year early, but lacking in executive functioning? Thanks!

Re: St. John's College & Rhodes Cecilia #237776 04/16/17 05:35 PM
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bluemagic Member B Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 1,489	I know a bit about St. John's in Santa Fe. I have a relative who used to teach there. I believe it's the same school but a different location. Not sure I am the best person to ask about it. Although I'm far from an expert what I know about the St. John's in Santa Fe I don't think it would be any better or worse from other LAC's for a kid with executive functioning. It's university you are expected to get to class on your own, do your homework without prompting.

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