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Elfrida


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Mon, Sep 18 2023, 2:50 pm
It happens, but I think not so much among the Beis Yaakov type seminaries.
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Mon, Sep 18 2023, 3:00 pm
Extremely unlikely that a half decent seminary would stam have an empty space and be willing to consider a new kid after the year starts. Most seminaries have a waiting list and they first take people from their, not someone who didn't have a good start somewhere else.
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ShaniF


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Mon, Sep 18 2023, 3:45 pm
It's really early on in the year. Don't you think it can get better soon?
The first few weeks are always the hardest especially since there's the Yomim Tovim and takes a while to get into routine.
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Elfrida


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Mon, Sep 18 2023, 3:54 pm
She should give it a longer chance. If, bh around chanukah she still feels that she is in the wrong place, it might be worth leaving at the end of the first semester. Then she might be able to fit into domething in America for the rest of the year.
In the meantime, she can try speaking to staff about other options, andxresearching other schools.
As a parent, consider if you are willing or able to pay two sets of seminary fees. If she does switch, you won't get much of a refund from the first, but the second will want something close yo full tuition.
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