Young Altadenan Chase Musson, 13, just finished 8th grade, and he has a rare opportunity: he was invited to be evaluated directly for admission for college. Proud dad Brent Musson said that Chad has scored in the top 20% of graduating seniors nationally (and remember, these are 17- and 18-year-olds).
Chase successfully completed an interview with the director of the Early Entrance Program at Cal State University, Los Angeles, and will start in the fall. However, he has a summer session of two seven-week classes, with no college credit, and financial aid won’t be available until fall.
So the Musson family has established a fund through the WePay website to raise $2,500 for Chase’s summer program. If you’d like to hear the pitch — and maybe pitch in a little yourself — check out the website here.
by Timothy Rutt
Chase successfully completed an interview with the director of the Early Entrance Program at Cal State University, Los Angeles, and will start in the fall. However, he has a summer session of two seven-week classes, with no college credit, and financial aid won’t be available until fall.
So the Musson family has established a fund through the WePay website to raise $2,500 for Chase’s summer program. If you’d like to hear the pitch — and maybe pitch in a little yourself — check out the website here.