How do I convince my parents to let me drop out of high school?
Straight up answer: Even if your parents let you drop out of school -- guess what? The government won't let you? Why because you are supposed to be in a school until you are 18 years of age. CPS will be called (Child Protective Services) who will go to your house and investigate with a police officer. You cannot just drop out of school why? THE LAW says so. Since your parents are your guardians until you are 18 - they are responsible for you to be in a school or it could jeopardize them by fines, or even jail time. I don't know you don't want to hear that because you "made up your mind" but you cannot escape from the law. If you are truly unhappy perhaps you can convince your parents to let you enroll in in some sort of academic school where you are not there all day and it's less students or you might even try home studies. Look, I'm a high school counselor, I've done CPS reports on students who don't come to school. I've also gone to their homes with CSP and a police officer to find out why they haven't been in school. Eventually, your school will find out. If your parents even tried to un-enroll you --your school won't let them unless you show them proof you have been accepted in another school and that school confirms it.
How can I convince my parents to let me drop some classes?
Our country has made the unfortunate choice to push college to the degree that any other career path is deemed inferior. Because of this, not only has the value of a college education been watered down, but we have also inflated the need for AP classes and other college-prep work. One of the student at my school was doing absolutely everything possible to get into the school of his choice. He had a 4.5 GPA, tons of extra curricular activities, and all the rest, only to get wait-listed.In some ways, your parents are absolutely right to push all of this extra work on you. AP classes are kind of necessary if you plan to go to some kind of prestigious school. On the other hand, the way not to get into that prestigious school is to fail AP classes. Another bad idea is to force a student to take so many tough classes that he or she buckles under all of that pressure. One of my school's highest performing students lost it during her sophomore year. She would sort of squeak by her junior year, but by her senior year, she was barely able to scrape by in a regular class because she would skip classes left and right.My suggestion is that you have a heart to heart with your parents. Unfortunately, they sound like they're unwilling to listen. Your next best bet would be to talk to your counselor and administrators to get them to talk to your parents on your behalf. They don't want you being ground under the wheel any more than you do. You should also talk to your teachers. I have never had to have that conversation with a parent yet, but I'd be more than willing to tell a parent to ease up a bit if a student came to me with such a concern. I wouldn't be comfortable, but I didn't start teaching because I wanted to be comfortable.
How do I convince my parents to let me drop a year to get into good medical colleges?
This is my 3rd year giving medical exams, I moved from US in 2013 after finishing my 12th. I told my parents that this is all I ever wanted and it has been my dream to go to med school. My case was that I didn't study from CBSE background, and I needed 1st year to understand the basics of PCB, because in US they followed a different syllabus. 2nd year was a trial and this year is my final shot at get a medical seat in India. I had the option of going to Nirma University, Gujarat for B. pharma in 2014 I rejected that, had an option of doing private BDS rejected that, and last year joined Amity University, Noida for Biotech, left the college after 2 weeks. So...I know that this is what I really want. I want to be in the healthcare field, help people and in the long run feel good that I am able to do something to make this world a better place. In your case I would just say that make sure this is what you really want to do and if this is your dream then try to make your parents understand that you don't want to be stuck in a field like engineering and regret for the rest of your life. They will agree to give you one more chance. Just ask yourself why you want to become a doctor? If your answer is to make large amount of money or it's a high status occupation then I would re-evaluate career choices. Because these reasons will not be enough to keep you going thru MBBS and MD, it will harder to stay on track if that's your motive. If not then definitely go to Kota and get into med school. Remember.. the 2-3 years that you may invest right now can make your next 60-70 years quite memorable. I wouldn't worry about the time because no one cares, at the end it's just you and your dreams. And I feel that no one should come in between your dreams and you, anything is possible. So don't give up, pull up your socks and give it another shot!
Convincing my parents to allow me a service dog.?
I have suffered from depression/anxiety for years and it is incredibly severe. Ive had to drop out of college (which used to love) because of how bad i got. I have list several friends. All the medications ive been on seem to only last a few weeks if they even work at all. My counsellor mentioned a service that could provide me with a service dog. I researched it extensively and even called to see if my condition is bad enough to need a service dog. Turns out it is. Im 21 years old but still live at home due to lack of funancial stability at the moment. I wrote my parents a letter stating all the reasons a service dog could help me and how its fundraised for so they wouldnt even need to pay. That i have enough funds for feeding etc. I know they read the letter, but they still havent talked to me about it. Im really on my last leg here and was wonderig how best to bring this up to them without getting a flat out no. At the end of the day its their house their rules. I was just wondering if somebody knew how best to go about this.
How do I convince my parents to let me dropout of college and start a business?
First make absolutely sure that you owe them nothing. No insurance payments, no lodging, nothing. IF they paid for your education they have some sort of right to mention that you effectively took monies under false pretenses which could be a crime. Do you live at home? Move out. Pay all your own expenses. Do not ask them for a penny. Offer to pay back ALL the monies they’ve spent on you. Try and prepare some sort of chart that will attempt to show them that your proposed business endeavor has some chance of success. I assume you’re over 18 so they can say and do whatever they wish as can you. What’s you’re asking for is the magic phrase that will release you from what seems to be guilt knowing what an emotional as well as financial investment they’ve made in you. You don’t seem to even have a business to start so it’s rather understandable that they won’t take this news well. Again, after the fight dies and you’ve gone on your way, I hope you have access to food and lodging; Without those two, starting anything will be almost impossible. And, for the sake of God….please don’t let this be a YouTube venture…..but you’re young, probably get your education from something stuck to your ear and have been told by your friends that, ‘WOW dude, that is such a cool idea…..”I wish you a lot of good luck, you'll need it and my condolences to your parents who now must face they fact that they seemingly have raised a child who learned nothing from them other than, again, whatever is on Facebook or in that gadget that is, effectively, in your brain.
Convincing strict parents to let me go out/ hang out?
Well first of all its not that teenagers can get to do anything they want and it depends on where your from and the surroundings around you. Anyways for starters im a teen like you too jst 15 and well my mums pretty free with me and she lets me out every now and then..well thats coz....umm .first off what i would do is try and get a cellphone on you so that you could keep them assured that you can call them in anycase....second of all you gotta earn their trust by telling them stuff about school that they wouldnt expect to hear from you so they will feel secure about you and the fact about your friends and their behaviours third of all....try and keep a curfew for yourself and tell your parents before hand that you will be going to so and so place when , where , how and with whom......its always best to be as honest as possible to parents like this cause what they expect of their kids is truthful and humble people....and sometimes fail to understand that we have certain social obligations and needs. Hope I Have Helped....And I Do feel sorry for you because i know how it feels to be left out because of parents when the rest of your friends are out having a good time...All the best.
How to convince parents to let me join the marines?
im a sophmore in high school, and i know that i want to go to the Naval Academy or do an NROTC-Marine Option. My birthday is in September, so my parents legally control me until im already in college. All they're worried about is me getting shot at. And yes, i want to be an infantrymen, so i know there is some risk, but if im gonna die, id rather go out fighting. So how do I convince my parents to let me go to college to become a marine officer?