Reply to "College Representative Fail"

Go44dad10,000+ posts

MomLW posted:
1. Make sure your son wasn't joking with you.
2. If you are certain he wasn't, tell him you are going to let his school's counselor know so that he/she can contact the college to let them know. There is absolutely something MORE THAN ODD about that card. If the college knew about the card and the question, I'm sure the counselor will ask why in the world would they be interested in high school students' sexual preferences? I am guessing that this college rep is part of some kind of scam, or some hidden camera joke.

It is becoming the norm on many universities entrance questionnaire.

https://www.campuspride.org/tp...stions-as-an-option/

9/3/162:00 PM

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