Elysian Shadows

Holy crap, I can't belive I'm doing this good...

Mid Term wrote:1) Precal - 88%
2) Adv C/Supercomputing - 96%
3) AP US History - 94% (O M F G!!`1`111 WTF?!)
4) Broadcasting - 84% (That class can suck my balls)

Science 103.3
Geography 97.9
PE 100
Language 100
PASS 100
Math 97.9

I guessed on some of those, (too lazy to go get my papers) but they should all be within one or two points of the actual grade.

My mid terms are distributed by each teacher so I only have a few in.

1) Java programming: ?
2) Physics: ?
3) Adv. Englisg III: 97
4) US History: 98
5) Latin II: 99.8
6) Pre-Calc: ?

? == not distributed yet.

Band: 100
Latin II: 96.3*
Adv. English III: 80 (I hate that woman)
Math: Don't know
U.S. History: Something in the high nineties
Art: 100


*(He gave me an 82 on the journal, Lemmin'. I should've just gotten a warning for incomplete sentences).

Yeah Fred, a lot of people didn't seem to use complete sentences. Even though I heard him say to do so like 5 times. I must have just been in the zone.

PS: Don't let G Crust get ya down. Instead, laugh at her deteriorating health (due to tape overdose of course).

You people and your stupid-people History.

AP is for real men.

We get ours next week, I think.

8th Algebra 1: 87.77/B
Language Arts: 98.40/A
Science 8: 98.30/A
Physical Education: 100.00/A
Performing Arts: 100.00/A

All hail block classes!

Fuzzle...I really screwed up on that math chapter test...x.x

Screw AP history.

I knew you were going to say that.

Yeah, I know how much you like going to college all of those unecessary years. Just keep taking slow courses... sure, your GPA might not suffer, but colleges aren't going to even consider you (and you get to waste all of those nice extra hours of your life )

In the A, the P, or the o? You should probably going with the o...those irregular shapes might hurt a bit...

AP courses, for those that don't know, net you college credit if you get a 3 4 or 5 on the ~$80 AP test for that subject (although the score for credit does depend on the college, that's about average). $80 vs $200/credit hour x ~3 credit hours (again depending) + a semester of time for a history class, $80 wins. That is, assuming you get a high enough score for your college to count it. If you can survive the AP course with an A or a B, go buy yourself a "Studying for the [insert subject] AP Exam" book. Study it forever, get people to open to random pages and quiz you, then go take the test.

That's exactly my philosophy.

I am loaded with AP classes (3 AP and 1 honors next semester).

I am going to save myself time and money, even if it costs me hell through my junior year (which it hasn't so far--thanks to caffeine).

Of course, if you manage to get your freshman year out of the way through AP courses before you even get to college, that's a number of thousands of dollars saved. (Think of the gaming rigs you can buy! Or, smarter, money you can put away for retirement.)

For the rest of you, you might look at doing freshman year in an ACCREDITED community college for cheap transferrable classes, then going on to a university.

I started a week and a half ago ffs. :p