High School

#21

Wow...I sure missed a lot here.

Good luck LG. My senior year was definately the best year of High School. I found those close friends also and it made it so much better. Even though my senior year was the best year, it was also the hardest. I took AP Calculus, Physics, and English also along with playing 2 sports both which made it deep into the playoffs. It made it tough to get everything done but I wouldn't exchange it for anything

#22

My senior year was awesome, but thats only because my vacation started on a Monday, and ended on a Sunday. /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

Once you are done with High School, you will miss it. Not because it was so good, but because life was simplier. I wish I could go back to the 8th grade. No worries at all back then. Hell, I'd settle for 10th grade really. Enjoy it while you can.

#23

Man, I can't even begin to keep saying how much fun HS was for me...The start of the best years of my life, I am convinced...Life was never easier...You won't realize how much you miss it, espeically if you're as fun and popular as you say you are, until you're done w/school all together...

#24

College is different from high school in the fact that nobody is popular like they were in HS. Most of the guys you meet in college are bandwagon friends that aren't going to be "true friends". It is easy to get caught up in the bad things at college like sleeping, partying, skipping class, chicks, etc. if you don't watch out. Charish this time LG... it may be the last year to truly have fun before you start the crap we all hate.... work.

#25

QUOTEIt is easy to get caught up in the bad things at college like sleeping, partying, skipping class, chicks, etc. if you don't watch out

Yeah, man I really hated the days of staying up all night drinking and banging just about every chick that I ran across..........funny thing is, I came out of it with a decent job...............and crabs.

#26

Crabs... man, people pay top dollar for those at restaurants... I say open up shop and sell them badboys and show them bitches who REALLY won there.

As for that stuff... I was married at 18, so I didn't get that part of college. I got the studying, reading, writing, listening, etc. part of college. I must say... I hated it. Alot of useless information that I will never use again... and the bitch is, they MAKE you pay for it. I mean why the fuck does an English teacher need to know what the 3rd angle of an isosceles triangle is? Am I an Architect or an English teacher?

#27

Oh yeah, I forgot, LG.....Good luck man. You've come a long long way over the last few months.

You're going to do great!

#28

Rim.. I love that avatar man. Great one.

Lost Ghost · #29

So....update....

I'm off to take the SAT this morning...and I expect only the best...I've spent a little time studying and practicing for it....so that should do me some good...(I'm normally the type to take tests without studying and stuff)

As far as school is going... I have straight A's and one B....the only B (AP Phsyics) is the highest grade in the class.....so he'll probably round up for the actual semester grade..

Because of my tough schedule..I'm getting a higher GPA than most people can... My brother for example is capped at a 4.4 because of his lack of AP (5 points for an A scale) classes....where I'm getting a 4.6 right now....with a possbility for a 4.8

So I should be moving up from rank 24 out of more than a thousand....

And am I doing a lot of work? No way! I rarely open my bookbag after I get home....I'm just really efficient these days...

So by the time most of you get up and get around to seeing this...I'll probably already be home and out playing football with some guys....but wishing me luck might cause the test graders to like my essay more!

#30

Isnt someone cocky? lol

Nah LG, Im just the same, I rarely open my books either. And I still end up with pretty good marks as well.

Thats pretty awesome that you are doing so great man.