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Old 04-14-2008, 05:53 PM   #16
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Not going to Girl Scout camp for just one year doesn't sound that horrible, but you're talking like you can't live without it . We're a little biased because we're academically-obsessed, but if you're that dedicated to camp you should probably do that.
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Old 04-14-2008, 06:07 PM   #17
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How will this look to colleges, then?

Don't know how colleges view Girl Scout Camp, but one of my daughter's friends ( who had very strong academics but in all of his HS career participated in club as his EC ) , got into Cornell . He enrolled in NJ's Gov school.
Like some other posters here said, one year away from GS's won't be so bad and it would most likely be a great experience and a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend Gov School.
With the intense competition for college apps these recent years, it certainly couldn't hurt you when it is your time to apply.
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