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Yes, but I don't know how that works. I know two people who took/are taking a year off between high school and college. In both cases, they applied, got in and picked their college before their time in high school ended.

If you've already been accpeted to a school and are now considering taking a year off definitely speak with someone in the admissions department about the school's specific policies. If you haven't been accepted to a college yet, then the basic answer is yes. Colleges accept people of all ages, some of which have been out of high school for ten, twenty, thirty years. Especially if you're doing something interesting during your year off like traveling, doing charity work, etc the colleges will be impressed and it might even give you an edge in admissions.

Yes, most definitely. Many freshman do actually take a year off in between college and high school. The main thing is, you have to do something constructive with your time. Get some additional volunteer or work experience....travel, take classes...On the app, they will ask what you did during your year off and how it shaped you so be prepared for that! Good luck!

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That depends on the college that you want to go to. Different schools have different rules.

You can always go to a community college for 2 years and then transfer to a 4 year school.

I don't see why not. You do not have to immediately enter college after graduating. In fact, you could take years to return to school. However, if you wait more than a year to attend the school that you're interested in, you may have to apply as a readmitted student.

I know a few people who have done so. You just have to clear it with the college. Ask if it is possible to defer your eligibility and/or scholarship.