My husband and I do not trust the educational system, much less the country where we currently live (temporarily). The reasons are various, from the rigid boring methodology to the prohibition of free thought. We find this method of being locked in 4 walls listening to a person talk/scream while the children only write to be tortuous, we went through that and for my part I only remember how unpleasant it was and the urgency I had to get out of class every day , I only remember very few teachers with a vocation and teaching methods. And the current educational system is only based on creating future employees, with zero creativity because they have killed it throughout the year that you were in school, they prohibit free thought, questioning the why of things, they do not encourage you to be a free person, much less undertake, not to mention religious schools where they also give you threats on divine grounds. Due to certain circumstances and against my ideals, I was forced to enroll my daughter in one of these schools. On the first day of school my daughter said something that shook me mentally and it was: Mom, will every day be the same? I'll arrive at night, I'll have dinner and I'll go to sleep and that's it? And so every day from Monday to Friday for many years? That broke my heart, because those monotonous routines dampen anyone's spirit. How would you like to wake up every day? The second day of school, when I looked for my daughter school and I checked her backpack, I found this drawing that says "bored" I asked her what happened, she told me that she made that drawing because she was bored and she wanted to leave, that she had already finished the activity they were doing. My daughter is 6 years old, she knows how to read, write, add and subtract and at that school they are so far behind that they are just teaching the letter "A" and the numbers from 1 to 5 in classes. We want to educate our daughter at home and attend complementary and sports workshops, education is not negotiable, we know and understand the importance of being a person, literate, educated and with knowledge in different areas important to life and many things are not taught in schools, such as botany, taxes , changing a tire, economic independence, money management, the importance of exercise among others. My only dilemma and doubt is: how can a person enter university if they have never attended a formal school? I plan to support my daughter in any decision regarding her career and what she wants to pursue, if she wants to be a professional soccer player, a pastry chef and have her own place is also great, but if she wants to be a geologist, environmental engineer or anything else that requires you to attend a university, what would you do if you have only had independent classes at home? This is where I feel that the system corners me, I see that many families implement independent education successfully, that they dedicate themselves to traveling the world and learning about various topics and activities, but how is the university thing resolved?