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i wonder is really many deaf parents influence children who enroll gallaudet and join organization by following their parents' member of. How comes like that, why did some of them not turn go to csun or other college base on their major?
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Just have to find the right college with Deaf program which is important for the students to know what is going on in their classrooms to fit with their majors. I hope I am making myself clear to you, eh?
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I don't like the idea of parents trying to influence their kids to doing the same thing the parents did.
If it's school, I would rather my kids go to a college that has a good interpreter program as well as a program that best suits my kids' interests. If it's a Greek or non-Greek organization, I would rather my kids join a group that best fits their interests and morals. Of course, I would expect them to take things seriously. For instance, if my kid liked computers... I would encourage him to join a computer club. If he was struggling with time management, then I would encourage him to focus more on school and less on that computer club until he gets his time management in order. I've seen some kids at Gallaudet who take their deaf pride so far that they reject anything else unless it's under their parents and under Gallaudet.
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Yeah! That's why I know. Because my classmates graduated from Gally and their parents graduated from Gally too. Some my classmates attended to NTID/RIT, CSUN and SWCID and other. My parents aren't deaf.
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I agree with you. I don't want my kids to attend to Gally. I am not force them to do. That's their decide for go college for their career. I don't care whatever they want to attend. If I have deaf kid. I will not influence my kid to go Gallaudet. I am not a Gallaudet Pride. I never attend there. I am not a Deaf Pride myself.
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Lots of hearing poeple especially those from prominant familes try to influence their children to attend their alma matter. Hearing people do it too so what's the big deal?
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Not usually a tuition discount for the child of an alumni, but preference on acceptance, especially at the more prestigious universities. State universities will offer a tuition waver for students whose parents are employed by the university, but still must pay all other expenses.
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yeah that true
many million deaf parents went gally for longtimes they pass to their children from parent because children will learn from parent to children. many children always go to gally after graduate at deaf school whatsoevers they chose good colleges like NTID or gally they're chose for good education.
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If this was true in the past, I am not so much sure about today because Gallaudet is becoming less and less the DEAF mecca it once was so if there's any encouragement by parents for their children to follow in their footsteps, it seems it would be for more traditional reasons pointed out by some above.....just rambling here as I await the time for us to leave for the Monster Truck Show and fireworks.
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Well, from my personal experience there aren't that many deaf kids chose Gally after their parents who went to Gally, however. But yes, there were a handful of them did especially in the past. I cannot say to be certain about those as of nowadays.
I have two friends (ISD classmates) chose NTID instead of Gally even their parents graduated from Gally before... while I know one friend who graduated a year before me went to Gally just like his parents did. I went to both NTID and Gally so I don't see that many did like this thread poster stated or suggested, however. Mine was back in the 80s-90s... so times sure can be quite different, you know. Tell you truth that I was told by numbers of my Gally friends that nowadays there are lot more mainstream students attending Gally... increasing sufficiently after late 90s and still do. I think it was roughly 50% deaf/50% mainstream students there as I was told last time. Interesting! So things are quite different now than it was in the past at Gally indeed. (like Tousi stated above) True so! |
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Why single out deaf parents? Hearing parents, in my opinion, are more worse about it.
But every parents who've gone on to college and loved their years there would like their children to experience what they've experience. That's fair enough, but they would have to accept just all the same that not all children want to walk in their parents' footstep regarding schools. I daresay they just want their children to be happy at whichever school they go to. |
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I found an one-time scholarship for children of RIT alumni and alumni themselves that they could apply for once they are already there.
https://www.rit.edu/alumni/benefits/...cholarship.php Does Gallaudet have anything like this? |
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Nothing is wrong with the Deaf parents want their Deaf children to Gally where they hope the children to get a degree and be involved in any participular organization where their parents used to be members of. It is rare that the Deaf children join different organizations that their parents are not member of. My two friends joined ASP fraternity that I have been proudly member of, although their father was Kappa Gamma fraternity member. Remember that the most important thing for the parents is to love their childern first regardless of which organization or university that they belong.
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I have hearing family. I made the choice on my own that I went to MSSD and RIT/NTID. I visited Gallaudet several time but I was not convinced that it was the right one for me.
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