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How implausable is this situation? (NSFW)
Okay, I'm pretty sure this is fine to ask....
So, we have a girl. Her name is Mikane, and she's 18-years-old. Thanks to her nice grades, good test scores, and some family connections, she's managed to get a scholarship to a well-regarded art school in the Northern US.
However, instead of immediately taking classes, she decides to move up to a nice little town right next to the college. Nearly everyone here is around her age--it's a college town. She takes the money her parents had in a college fund--around $100,000--and decides to rent a small house, and basically kick back for a year, practicing art and piano playing. She's unemployed the whole year, and just has a lot of fun with all the other college kids, getting drunk, engaging in gratuitous amounts of sex, and chilling until she decides to actually go to school--which is next year for her.
I actually would love to relax for a year before entering college, but my dad said that wouldn't work and it would be a bad idea.
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My parents are saving up money for me to pay for tuition, but they say that if I get a scholarship, they'll just give me it and let me do whatever the hell I want with it.
Meh, on this side of the pond the only acceptable method of taking a year off(provided you have a daddy's trust fund) is either a work-travel combo, suffering a burnout or doing a board or committee function.
If it's a story scenario, make her do some stuff on the side(volunteer work, whatevs) in order to make it more plausible. There are enough slacker protagonists out there already, though too few that are female.
I guess if we assume that she is getting one like that, and her parents are fairly well-off, it's not too unreasonable for them to give her the money.
But I wouldn't blow money like that. I pretty much have to pay my own way through college.
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significantly less perverse nowNOPE NOT WITH STRAIGHT FACEWaltzy: No, this is for a story.
Ohhhhhhh okay
Jeez I should've realized. n////n
I might be approaching this from the wrong angle though since I would probably be thinking more about resume building if I were in that person's shoes than anything else when making a decision to take a year off.
...Answering your question is taking it too seriously?