Let's hear it!

[while1]

Graduated today

gratz.

[d&q]

Thanks guys.

[dark_drake]

Congratulations! Are you happy to have that part of your life over with? It seems like yesterday I graduated from high school, but now there's less than a year for me to graduate from university :D.

[Sidoh]

Congrats. : )

[dark_drake]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

[AntiVirus]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

Awwwww... so sweet. :)

[dark_drake]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

Awwwww... so sweet. :)

AntiVirus, it was really all a ploy so I could get closer to you.

[AntiVirus]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

Awwwww... so sweet. :)

AntiVirus, it was really all a ploy so I could get closer to you.

<-- Monster

[dark_drake]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

Awwwww... so sweet. :)

AntiVirus, it was really all a ploy so I could get closer to you.

<-- Monster

Don't you get it? It doesn't matter. None of that matters now.  :'(

[AntiVirus]

Congrats. : )

Just so you know, you're special.  :o

Awwwww... so sweet. :)

AntiVirus, it was really all a ploy so I could get closer to you.

<-- Monster

Don't you get it? It doesn't matter. None of that matters now.  :'(

:-*

[d&q]

Congratulations! Are you happy to have that part of your life over with? It seems like yesterday I graduated from high school, but now there's less than a year for me to graduate from university :D.

Not so much happy, but relieved. There were many significant problems with my high school, like faulty curricula and frustrating bureaucracy. While I know those things are ubiquitous to some extent, they were much more pronounced at my high school  :-\. For example, in all three years that I took chemistry I never once got an A in that class; a result that is completely contrary to my standardized test scores (AP/SAT/IB). But eh, as a wise negro once said, "in order to survive, you got to learn to live with regrets."

[Newby]

For example, in all three years that I took chemistry I never once got an A in that class; a result that is completely contrary to my standardized test scores (AP/SAT/IB). But eh, as a wise negro once said, "in order to survive, you got to learn to live with regrets."

It's 'cuz yer black.

In college, the same problems arise. But you're going to Stanford, so you probably won't run into them. I apparently know nothing about triple integrals. :(

[dark_drake]

For example, in all three years that I took chemistry I never once got an A in that class; a result that is completely contrary to my standardized test scores (AP/SAT/IB). But eh, as a wise negro once said, "in order to survive, you got to learn to live with regrets."

In college, the same problems arise. But you're going to Stanford, so you probably won't run into them. I apparently know nothing about triple integrals. :(

Ugh... every time I walk into the administrative building on campus I know I'm going to come out with either the answer I didn't want or no answer at all. The most frustrating thing for me is always going in, explaining my situation to 3+ people just trying to find the right person to talk to, and when I finally reach that person, he/she is incredibly rude and won't even listen to the whole story. Part of my story doesn't sound right, and I hear, "No, that's impossible. I'm glad I could help." Of course, I always thank them for their time, and then go about my scheming to figure out how that no really meant yes.

The trick is resort to using the giant administration as a last ditch effort. It's much easier to get things done informally with advisers, department heads, and individual professors.

[Rule]

I had a terrible day.

[Krazed]

I had a terrible day.

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