[Purple]

**** learning new languages

[qolderman]

good luck nerd

[-Speedy-]

**** school lol. You live in Az like me so i am guessing you started today like me lol.

[Purple]

**** school lol. You live in Az like me so i am guessing you started today like me lol.

started on 4th. Just started doing actual work tho

[-Speedy-]

**** school lol. You live in Az like me so i am guessing you started today like me lol.

started on 4th. Just started doing actual work tho

I started today and i already hate it lol. Nice to see friend but **** the teachers lol

[Cooky]

ya it sucks

[Pokeh]

wait til college (unless you're already there)

[Purple]

wait til college (unless you're already there)

not at college, find it interesting that you even have the thought that I could possibly be in college though

and as long as language isn't mandatory in college (praying it isn't), then I don't plan on taking anymore than the necessary 2 years

[-Speedy-]

wait til college (unless you're already there)

Everyone i talk to said college is so easy as long as you show up and take notes. My dad told me when he went it was easier then highschool because the classes are so spaced out.

[Pokeh]

wait til college (unless you're already there)

not at college, find it interesting that you even have the thought that I could possibly be in college though

and as long as language isn't mandatory in college (praying it isn't), then I don't plan on taking anymore than the necessary 2 years

11th/12th grade language is generally a requirement for some mid-top tier colleges. (at least 60-70% here in canada)

didn't assume you were in college, just said that as a general statement.

wait til college (unless you're already there)

Everyone i talk to said college is so easy as long as you show up and take notes. My dad told me when he went it was easier then highschool because the classes are so spaced out.

yeah college is easy as shit if all you plan to do is get a bachelors degree and work at mcdonalds in this economy.

all you literally need is a 2.0 gpa to graduate. Which i could do with my eyes closed.

If you're planning on going to grad school and getting a real job after your degree, you need to maintain your GPA at a very high level (3.5+) all the while volunteering in your related field to get the upper hand among peers to get in. (5% acceptance rate in grad school compared to applicants.)

It's really based on what your goals are and where you see yourself in 10-20 years.

[-Speedy-]

wait til college (unless you're already there)

not at college, find it interesting that you even have the thought that I could possibly be in college though

and as long as language isn't mandatory in college (praying it isn't), then I don't plan on taking anymore than the necessary 2 years

11th/12th grade language is generally a requirement for some mid-top tier colleges. (at least 60-70% here in canada)

didn't assume you were in college, just said that as a general statement.

wait til college (unless you're already there)

Everyone i talk to said college is so easy as long as you show up and take notes. My dad told me when he went it was easier then highschool because the classes are so spaced out.

yeah college is easy as **** if all you plan to do is get a bachelors degree and work at mcdonalds in this economy.

all you literally need is a 2.0 gpa to graduate. Which i could do with my eyes closed.

If you're planning on going to grad school and getting a real job after your degree, you need to maintain your GPA at a very high level (3.5+) all the while volunteering in your related field to get the upper hand among peers to get in. (5% acceptance rate in grad school compared to applicants.)

It's really based on what your goals are and where you see yourself in 10-20 years.

I plan on just getting a job in a cooperate business. Then run my dads business later on.

[Pokeh]

In business settings, connections can get you further than a degree. Having both can benefit you well. But again, your final gpa doesn't mean shit in the real world if you don't plan on going to grad school.

[Thornz]

In business settings, connections can get you further than a degree. Having both can benefit you well. But again, your final gpa doesn't mean **** in the real world if you don't plan on going to grad school.

Very true.

I'm trying to maintain my 4.0 for med school, if I wind up continuing with my plan of going into radiology. 1 semester down, and so far so good, lol. We'll see how it goes though. I'm thinking my classes will get harder once I transfer out of my CC into a 4-year...

[Xkiller712]

In business settings, connections can get you further than a degree. Having both can benefit you well. But again, your final gpa doesn't mean **** in the real world if you don't plan on going to grad school.

Very true.

I'm trying to maintain my 4.0 for med school, if I wind up continuing with my plan of going into radiology. 1 semester down, and so far so good, lol. We'll see how it goes though. I'm thinking my classes will get harder once I transfer out of my CC into a 4-year...

damn a 4.0? good luck bro best of wishes

[Pokeh]

In business settings, connections can get you further than a degree. Having both can benefit you well. But again, your final gpa doesn't mean **** in the real world if you don't plan on going to grad school.

Very true.

I'm trying to maintain my 4.0 for med school, if I wind up continuing with my plan of going into radiology. 1 semester down, and so far so good, lol. We'll see how it goes though. I'm thinking my classes will get harder once I transfer out of my CC into a 4-year...

I sorta feel ya. I need a 3.9 here to get into the grad program I'm looking at.