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Originally Posted by Greek_or_Geek?
Yet silly little institutions like the US armed forces manage to see things differently.
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I think the between the ages of 18 and 20 are the grey years. Yes kids can vote and serve in the military. But they can't drink, rent a car, get rooms in some hotels, can't gamble etc. and what their parents make affects their financial aid and some scholarships.
So while at 18 the are legally adults, our society does not really treat them fully as adults.
That being said I am really pushing D to handle her college stuff. I did have to send one email to the billing office on TGTF because my husband and I bought the fund for her and were required per the paper work to notify the school ourselves.
