<p>I don’t think the article was talking about BFA vs BA or pitting one path to achieving a child’s passion over another. It was more about validating a child’s choice and helping them realize that their career was just as serious or important as a kid who chooses to be a doctor. Plan A can have many sub plans within it, but overall most kids who have this passion and pursue it in whatever way fits them will not need a Plan B.</p>