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As the senior year is drawing to an end, finalist LWH students consider their college options. Daria is torn between [[Raft College]], her personal choice, and [[Bromwell]], a top University. The choice is not made easier by the fact that Tom plans to attend Bromwell, per family tradition, and offers his family's influence in the application process. Jake confusedly suggests [[Middleton College]], his and Helen’s alma matter, and Helen quietly supports Bromwell.
As the senior year is drawing to an end, finalist LWH students consider their college options. Daria is torn between [[Raft College]], her personal choice, and [[Bromwell]], a top University. The choice is not made easier by the fact that Tom plans to attend Bromwell, per family tradition, and offers his family's influence in the application process. Jake confusedly suggests [[Middleton College]], his and Helen’s alma matter, and Helen quietly supports Bromwell.


Other high school finalists are also sending college applications: [[Mack]] applies to [[Vance University]], while anxiously waiting from his scholarship application. [[Jodie Landon|Jodie]], while applying for the top college [[Crestmore]] (a prestigious university, if somewhat racially homogeneous), per her father’s wishes, secretly confides to Mack she’d rather attend [[Turner]], a more diverse university and her father's Alma Mater, where she thinks she’d fell less pressured. [[Brittany Taylor|Brittany]] and the rest of the [[Cheerleaders]] apply for the Great Prairie State University, making plans to join its cheerleading squad together. In contrast, [[Kevin]] is evasive regarding his college plans. And [[Jane Lane|Jane]] makes only half-hearted attempts to try to get into state colleges (with bad art programs), while she daydreams of attending [[BFAC]].
Other high school finalists are also sending college applications: [[Mack]] applies to [[Vance University]], while anxiously waiting from his scholarship application. [[Jodie Landon|Jodie]], while applying for the top college [[Crestmore]] (a prestigious university, if somewhat racially homogeneous), per her father’s wishes, secretly confides to Mack she’d rather attend [[Turner]], a more diverse university and her father's Alma Mater, where she thinks she’d fell less pressured. [[Brittany Taylor|Brittany]] and the rest of the [[Cheerleaders]] apply for the [[Great Prairie State University]], making plans to join its cheerleading squad together. In contrast, [[Kevin]] is evasive regarding his college plans. And [[Jane Lane|Jane]] makes only half-hearted attempts to try to get into state colleges (with bad art programs), while she daydreams of attending [[BFAC]].


Meanwhile, Quinn is caught with a huge shopping bill which her parents refuse to pay. To earn money, she takes a hostess job at the [[Governors Park]]. Her decision is met with divided opinions by the rest of the [[Fashion Club]], whose members are dealing with their own problems: during Stacy’s birthday celebration, as Sandi wouldn’t stop her verbal barbs, Stacy secretly wishes for her to just be quiet. When Sandi appears mute with laryngitis the next day, Stacy has a guilt attack and spends the rest of the episode trying to cure her friend.
Meanwhile, Quinn is caught with a huge shopping bill which her parents refuse to pay. To earn money, she takes a hostess job at the [[Governors Park]]. Her decision is met with divided opinions by the rest of the [[Fashion Club]], whose members are dealing with their own problems: during Stacy’s birthday celebration, as Sandi wouldn’t stop her verbal barbs, Stacy secretly wishes for her to just be quiet. When Sandi appears mute with laryngitis the next day, Stacy has a guilt attack and spends the rest of the episode trying to cure her friend.