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TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

@baseballhs posted:
I would think kids are easily able to graduate in 4 years now with all the dual credit and AP classes. My daughter and her friend just graduated in 3. My son just entered his freshman year as a sophomore due to dual credit, as did most of his friends.

That's not a usual situation among baseball players. Some start with the minimum credits allowed, then you cannot graduate in 4 years if a player does that. It all depends on the division and as stated private vs public. And how good the athletic advisor is as well as the academic advisor for your degree.

10/30/2012:50 PM

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