Not a chance! In the professional world, I cannot stand people who can't spell or don't know proper grammar.
If you're going to be sharing this thread with your teenage daughter, I'd like to add a few more points that may help her in the future.
Dear Willowbilly3's daughter:
Your generation is not going to be able to make a living with a high school diploma. It used to be that people would graduate high school, learn a trade, work at a factory, drive a truck or turn a wrench and make a decent living. With the world's economy moving towards a global economy, manufacturing of day-to-day and simple stuff has decreased drastically in this country. Unless you are capable of generating intelectual property, you won't make a comfortable living.
Why do you think U.S. has the highest manufacturing output (in dollar) but everything you buy on a daily basis is Chinese? Why do you think U.S. has the highest number of patents in force in the world? We are moving away from producing simple stuff like tooth brushes, washing machines, lamps and so forth and becoming a "high tech" manufacturing country. Semi-conductors, avaiation technology, medical technology, military technology and so forth are our top exports. Unless you can get on the "high tech" path, you won't be making a comfortable living.
Make wise, calculated decision and remember that you can't turn back the clock. I wish you the best of luck!