School

I've done it a full year now, and I've still got 1 more year till I technically graduate Highschool, but all of my Highschool work is done now. Now it's just torture at College. I'm stuck taking Chemistry, Math, English 122, and American Government in the fall. At least I finished up my freshman year of college while still in Highschool. That's the advantage of homeschooling, the public schools will pay for you if you get a C or higher. But right now I'm just getting my Associates Degree until I graduate, then I'm doing a 4 year study for 3D Animation to make video games

 

I wish I could pull that off. My family can only get me as far as a Bachlor's.

 

Wait until you reach your last year of high school. That's when the "waaaaaaah I don't wanna do ANYTHING" stage really starts to set in. :lolface:

So yeah, I'm just finishing up my last year of high school. Going to university in the fall.

 

Here comes the local failure to announce his short-comings to the big achievers :B(:

I dropped out of college after this, my 4th semester because I ended up taking all the kinds of classes I suck at (being a Social Science student, I'm among the last to choose my courses, so all my fortes were completely booked by the time I was allowed to register). I'm going into night school for a year, and if I don't **** that up, I'll leave Social Sciences to get a double degree in Modern Languages and Music. I thought to hell with job security, I'll try and make it as a peniless musician who can speak Mandarin.

 

Middle school, seventh grade. It is a bore. I learn nothing of importance, nothing that pertains to my interest. I give school a very limited amount of my attention, and yet I manage to ace through it. You cannot nail facts into the unwilling and expect them to linger.

And as for school life, well, I do not have much of a social life. Anyone who has read my Autobiography thread knows this, anyone who knows me knows that; means close to nothing to me. School is somewhat of a humdrum given that I do not often associate myself with others. Sitting idle all day while they force-feed me strings of irrelevant bits of information. Sweet, sweet ignorance.

 

So many 7th graders! No 8th graders. D:

 

I'm a junior in high school about to be a senior. Can't wait til highschool is over, everyone says college is more fun.

 

I'm a senior in High school. Thank god, lol those years went by fast but I am done with High school.
For future plans? I will be attending University in a CCIT program (Communication, Cultural and Information Technology). I'll probably end up with a bachelor's degree. I'm not sure if I will continue with a graduate. :3

 

I'm in college, doing A-Levels though that's in the British system where we leave school at 16. No idea what grade that would be. Planning to go to Uni after to do one of the sciences.

 

Ehhm...
Well Im in secondary school,which is probebly...high school for all you people? :p
And its ok...apart from now,when its exam week.
Oh the joys of getting super stressed out then crying in the middle of the silent hall...

 

Just finished my freshman year of college :) Moving to the US to continue on my sophomore year and I'm majoring in Computer Science.

 

I'm in year nine, British school system. It is a bore. But most are also labelling it 'the last year of school where you **** about and it won't effect your future' I strongly disagree, since in my opinion every year of education [excluding the lower years, preschool, nursery, year one + two] matters greatly and can possibly effect your future in some way. Exam mock week = stressed out Kelly. No idea how I'm going to cope when it comes to real Exams, I need to learn to increase my attention at school if I hope for better marks

 

University. Live in the UK but I'm sure University is the same anywhere.
Studying Creative and Professional Writing and Japanese Culture BA Honours.
Just finished my first year anyway and now have until September/October off until I start again.
It's tough... and only gets tougher the more the years you go in.
But it's also pretty enjoyable. :D

 

No, really. Nothing matters until at least GCSE, but they don't matter that much either. c:

As for me, I dropped out of sixth form (sorry if you don't know what that is, just go with it - I was 17 if that helps) after the first year. Got a job and stayed there for about 3 years then went back to college to do an 'adult course'. Said course is almost over and I'll hopefully be starting university in September to do English Language Studies with TESOL.

 

I'll hopefully be heading to a University after maybe 1 or 2 more years, but that depends if I can get rid of my C or not

 

I'm in High School, 9th Grade. It's hard, but it's almost over for me, so I can deal with like 3 and a half more weeks.

 

Actually, I would actually agree with them but I can't really say anything as when I was your age I had exactly the same veiw and I kinda wish I had enjoyed it a bit more. But good on you working hard and I hope you do well.

 

For me, year 9 was the first year of high school, so everyone took it seriously. It was in year 10 that we all started messing a8out, as it didn't really matter at all.

Oh, and in year 8 I spent pretty much over quarter of the year ignoring the class and reading a 8ook. My educ8ion has not suffered in the slightest.

 

Starting this fall, I'll be a junior (third-year) at a university. I'm a major in Political Science with a minor in Business. I did consider double-minoring and picking up a minor in Philosophy, but I don't know (though I've taken three Philosophy classes by choice). Still have two years left, possibly more if I do pick up that other minor. Most likely, I'll try grad school after I graduate and then law school.