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 Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:02 pm
Xi'terrose Eh, I kind of understood him. College is way better than high school; you can actually be late as much as you want (which I am all the time). I'm fair enough, Lyndis. Yourself? If that's the case, I think my friend will enjoy college. You don't want to know how many days of school she misses due to oversleeping and missing the bus. I'm alright. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:02 pm
Well, I'm leaving... Bye...
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:07 pm
What I'm saying is a lot of college students between midterms and classes get awfully stressed about stuff. In high school it doesn't matter. I've seen some very stupid people graduate out of high school. College you have to take very serious. Um just curious which part of my post was confusing???
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:09 pm
Luckily in college you don't have to worry about the school bus. For me I usually bike to college and I don't have to worry about getting on time. Of course in college your friend will have to grow up and learn how to be on time. Believe me you miss or are tardy to one class and it will bring you behind.
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:10 pm
Hi, Namara. I'm ok, and you?
Well, Lyndis, I don't oversleep, me and my friend just leave 30 minutes before class starts, and it takes us 30 minutes to get over there, usually. xp
Pirch, the whole thing was confusingly confusing in that it confused everything with confusing sentences and confusing confusion. Know what I mean? I didn't generally have to take 9-week tests in high school, some classes didn't even have them. High school was pretty easy, except for Java, but don't get me started on it. stare
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:11 pm
See ya, Namara.
Yeah, it's not good to be really late all the time. I'm usually only 5 to 10 minutes late to my morning classes. Oh, I got a test on Thursday in Visual Basic; I look forward to it. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:12 pm
Pirch80 What I'm saying is a lot of college students between midterms and classes get awfully stressed about stuff. In high school it doesn't matter. I've seen some very stupid people graduate out of high school. College you have to take very serious. Um just curious which part of my post was confusing??? I've not been in college yet, but I don't get stressed out in highschool. Unlike my friend. She used to have to take stress pills the night before the test. But I get what you're saying.
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:15 pm
Of course it is always good also to get involved in College christian groups also. For example at my college we have a great group called the Campus Crusades a wonderful group of people that meet on college to discuss christian subjects. Campus Crusades have numerous groups on different campuses and should be looked at too!
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:16 pm
Xi'terrose Hi, Namara. I'm ok, and you? Well, Lyndis, I don't oversleep, me and my friend just leave 30 minutes before class starts, and it takes us 30 minutes to get over there, usually. xp Pirch, the whole thing was confusingly confusing in that it confused everything with confusing sentences and confusing confusion. Know what I mean? I didn't generally have to take 9-week tests in high school, some classes didn't even have them. High school was pretty easy, except for Java, but don't get me started on it. stare I know you don't. My friend's just lazy. She usually misses atleast one day of school each week. It's going to catch up with her. Wow.... that paragraph was..... confusingly confusing. xd Bye, Namara!
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:17 pm
Lyndis Pirch80 What I'm saying is a lot of college students between midterms and classes get awfully stressed about stuff. In high school it doesn't matter. I've seen some very stupid people graduate out of high school. College you have to take very serious. Um just curious which part of my post was confusing??? I've not been in college yet, but I don't get stressed out in highschool. Unlike my friend. She used to have to take stress pills the night before the test. But I get what you're saying. *jumps in the conversation* you dont get stressed in hightschool? eek i am only in 7th grade and with me doing SATs and Algebra 1 it looks as if you would get stressed a lot!
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:20 pm
Yeah but these classes are they required for graduation? The kind of classes we have to take in college we HAVE to pass for our degree. I mean in high school if it's a class I know I don't need then I'm not going to stress over it as much. And SAT's are almost the same way. I mean yeah colleges look over it but it's not as important once you get to college. That's only my opinion though.
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:21 pm
Eh, Algebra is nothing.. I actually liked most of my Algebra 2 class last year. Thankfully, though, now that I'm just getting a computer tech certificate, I don't have to take anymore math classes after this one I'm in, which is Intermediate Algebra. I could easily fall asleep in there, and almost have a time or two, but I have an A, so I'm generally happy with it.
7th grade, huh? I don't remember much of my 7th grade year, except for the fact that I hated band, and I always got into trouble with the band directors. It was hilarious! xd
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:23 pm
Xi'terrose Eh, Algebra is nothing.. I actually liked most of my Algebra 2 class last year. Thankfully, though, now that I'm just getting a computer tech certificate, I don't have to take anymore math classes after this one I'm in, which is Intermediate Algebra. I could easily fall asleep in there, and almost have a time or two, but I have an A, so I'm generally happy with it. 7th grade, huh? I don't remember much of my 7th grade year, except for the fact that I hated band, and I always got into trouble with the band directors. It was hilarious! xd 0.o 7th grade is soo much fun! I do nothing in class and have no HW because i got all the easy teachers and now they want to move me up in Language aRTS and i dont want to change cause that the class i socialize the most in! gonk
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:25 pm
Oh shoot I loved band when I was in high school. Of course I wish I had tried choir also! I mean playing in band was awesome (particarly the marching band) but choir right now is extremely fun!!
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:26 pm
Xi'terrose Eh, Algebra is nothing.. I actually liked most of my Algebra 2 class last year. Thankfully, though, now that I'm just getting a computer tech certificate, I don't have to take anymore math classes after this one I'm in, which is Intermediate Algebra. I could easily fall asleep in there, and almost have a time or two, but I have an A, so I'm generally happy with it. 7th grade, huh? I don't remember much of my 7th grade year, except for the fact that I hated band, and I always got into trouble with the band directors. It was hilarious! xd Algebra's easy. I didn't mind Geometry, but I hate proofs. gonk I mean, they already proved them! Why do I?!! I remember a little of seventh grade, namely dropping a quarter down my friend's throat and nearly getting suspended. But I didn't mean to!!!
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