The Traveler

The Infant Development Center has a wonderful reputation, unfortunately it seems to be rarely available to the college student with a baby. Campus faculty gets priority when it comes to enrollment. This is a wonderful opportunity for the staff and a deserved one, however, their needs to be an alternative for the student. Students with babies do not desire to bring their children to class anymore than other students want them there. The poll seems to imply the students want their babies in class. This is far from the truth. Students with children or babies are striving for excellence in order to become the professional desired to provide for their families and to be a positive influence in society.

Students majoring in child care or education can gain experience through both programs. It is an obvious fact.

800 per semester seems expensive, but over the course of 14 weeks, thats ~57 dollars weekly. Thats average to low end cost, relatively.

And of course, a college student with a child has the option of listing themselves as independent, opening up a wide array of federal support services.

It sounds like a great program, and considering the real cost, I wouldn't be too quick to judge the enrollment. It could simply be a matter of choice.

Good and interesting article, thanks!

A think this new storie have some mistakes.

Nice photo!

People want to offer what is best for their children, but as we call can see, that costs money and not all parents can afford. What about the children with parent's that can't afford? Should they receive less than others? Such a beatiful world we live in... quite suicidal...