Maybe not topic wise. But his schedule is pretty.
streme Wheelie
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Maybe not topic wise. But his schedule is pretty
I just don't like how they charge me five bucks for a tiny little bit of spoiled yogurt or a slightly larger thing of pudding with stale cake in it.
HAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA ONLY FOUR CLASSES? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FORGIVE ME IF I DON'T BUST MY SPLEEN OPENOriginally Posted by UnbreakableWill
Surely your schedule can't be worse than; Music Appreciation, Biblical Studies (time filler), Child Psychology, and Popular American Culture.
Add six credits and get a job, then we can talk. Maybe you would like your classes more if you, I don't know, did a major that you liked? Or you could try picking the classes that were interesting instead of chasing a high GPA? If you're only taking four classes, then you've got room for whatever it is that you want to take. I can only assume that your major offers that kind of flexibility. Mine certainly did before I tacked on my intended second degree.
Heh, well I actually needed the Music app, and the child psychology. And Im working on getting a substitute teaching job in my county, I just need approval from my graduating h.s. and I'll have a high demand job (especially within my area), but yeah I see where you're coming from though, but to me its tiring and slightly hectic.HAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA ONLY FOUR CLASSES? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FORGIVE ME IF I DON'T BUST MY SPLEEN OPENSurely your schedule can't be worse than; Music Appreciation, Biblical Studies (time filler), Child Psychology, and Popular American Culture.
Add six credits and get a job, then we can talk. Maybe you would like your classes more if you, I don't know, did a major that you liked? Or you could try picking the classes that were interesting instead of chasing a high GPA? If you're only taking four classes, then you've got room for whatever it is that you want to take. I can only assume that your major offers that kind of flexibility. Mine certainly did before I tacked on my intended second degree.
Because I'm one hell of a butler.
Child Psychology was my favorite class I ever took! I love education classes, but I can appreciate how the music class is difficult. I was a music major for a week and quickly changed major. It has a credit requirement up there with Engineering majors, and it's just
School was
there was a picture here
The SAT's are evil. They can go die in a flaming pit of doom and despair.
I like university level classes much more than high school, because they are more engaging and actually make me pay attention most of the time. I slept through half of my high school classes and still had the highest grade in the class. And if you look in the right places you can take some really cool classes. my friend is taking Xenobiology this semester.
Also never take more than two science classes a semester. Labs are ugh. Three hours each for a lab, it piles up very rapidly. D:
Grrah I know. I was all like, yaaaay noon classes because I only had to take a few and I could just schedule those in the afternoon. Maybe even take Fridays off. But it turns out all of my classes are offered at two afternoon time slots.School was
I heard from my Psychology teacher that they didn't even have Friday classes the semester before I got here. Because of the low attendance rate, they just increased the hours spent the rest of the week and stopped offering Friday classes. The students loved it, the teachers loved it, everyone involved with the school was happy with it, but the townspeople were totally against it. Turns out all of the local businesses were crushed by town being empty on weekends xD
My college is just like school. Attendance has to be 95%+ otherwise you get into trouble, you have to meet deadlines, blahhhhh. I knew that when I came this college though, and I generally like my subjects. (Sociology, English Literature, Photography). I do wish Photography would just erase its self from my timetable though. Je deteste.
Food is so expensive though! They rise the prices every year, and a bottle of coke became £1.10 and there was such a revolt that prices all went back down as our student council ordered a strike.
You, my university's Chem E department, and my university's Bio E department should have a chat.
one of my labs is slotted for four hours a week T_T but I don't think we'll ever be in there longer than three. And I get to learn how to machine stuff!
>>> School sucked, the only good thing about it were all the girls in those tight/skirts uniforms..
Looks like public schools in USA doesnt have uniforms (what a bummer).
College sucked even more..
>> The black orb glitters ominously... but nothing happens..
They're certainly trying to push it in some schools though. There was talk of it at my school, but I have yet to see it happen.
I can't wait until I finally start college.
Most of them have a dress code that's even worse. At least in uniforms you look nice, but with dress codes you could end up with a school that demands both khaki pants and red polo shirts. It's ugly! Once I mistook this girl attending a rival school with those very colors as a Target employee and asked for her assistance ;_;>>> School sucked, the only good thing about it were all the girls in those tight/skirts uniforms..
Looks like public schools in USA doesnt have uniforms (what a bummer).
College sucked even more..
Most public schools don't have a dress code, as far as I know. They are predominant in certain areas, though.
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