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I have an 18yo relative who's in need of being mentored but currently scores pretty low academically (barely passed high school last month). I would like to see her succeed in life and increase her self confidence, too. Unfortunately, continuing to live with her parents is not a great idea; the household environment lacks positive reinforcement, there's constant fighting and belittling amongst the three of them, and this relative has the maturity of a 16yo at best. She has expressed a great deal of interest in moving out with a group of her high school friends and going to community college. At present, she's currently enrolled for one class during Fall-11, which for her is a great start! The parents have threatened that if she does move out, they'll cut-off the college fund, which is completely counter productive. I figure that if she can enroll in a program such as Job Corp, where the program claims *"Job Corps students receive housing, meals, basic health care, and a living allowance twice a month - all at no cost to you [the parents]"* she would do much better in developing herself as a young adult. Lastly, since the Job Corp program is targeted to "low income", if my relative is 18, is her parent's income taken inconsideration for enrollment?
<bot>: Should an immature 18yo girl who barely passed high school join the Job Corp? Has anyone been a Job Corp participant and was the program beneficial for you?