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dark_drake

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Quote from: Deuce on August 18, 2006, 04:36:54 PM
That reminds me...we were talking about credit hours at school today, and I was told there was once a guy from my school who got accepted to college with 82 credit hours...he started school as a senior. :o
Weird... at University of Wyoming, he would have been a junior. It's set up something like:
0-29  = Freshman
30-59 = Sophomore
60-89 = Junior
90+   = Senior
errr... something like that...

Towelie


dark_drake

Quote from: Toweliex86] link=topic=7075.msg88142#msg88142 date=1155934417]
what about 50-60?
lol, typo. I'll fix that really quick.  ::)
errr... something like that...

Sidoh

Quote from: Deuce on August 18, 2006, 04:36:54 PM
That reminds me...we were talking about credit hours at school today, and I was told there was once a guy from my school who got accepted to college with 82 credit hours...he started school as a senior. :o

Haha, that's pretty crazy.  While I suppose that's advantageous, I'd be kind of bummed out for missing the college experience.  It seems pretty fun, but that's definitely a subjective issue.

Joe

Finally got mine!

First Semester
1. General English
2. World History
3. Physical Science
4. General English
5. Spanish 1
6. General Social Studies
7. Driver's Ed

Second Semester
1. General English
2. Health
3. Study Hall
4. Civics
5. Study Hall
6. Study Hall
7. Spanish 2

Why I have three study hall's in a single day is beyond me, but I won't complain.
Quote from: Camel on June 09, 2009, 04:12:23 PMI'd personally do as Joe suggests

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You might be right about that, Joe.


rabbit

Ah I remember study halls.  Then I remember getting free-periods.  Then I remember the allmighty "building leave anytime non-class".  Man did that own.  Going to Galaxy on Tuesdays for 2 hours to play video games.   Ahh..that was awesome.

dark_drake

Quote from: Joex86] link=topic=7075.msg88205#msg88205 date=1155987801]
Why I have three study hall's in a single day is beyond me, but I won't complain.

Quote from: Joex86] link=topic=7027.msg87054#msg87054 date=1155521007]
You have a sub-par education. Wisconsin state law mandates 180 days, and any less (due to snow, etc) must be made up.

::)
errr... something like that...

Sidoh


Quik

Quote from: Sidoh on August 18, 2006, 06:38:08 PM
Quote from: Deuce on August 18, 2006, 04:36:54 PM
That reminds me...we were talking about credit hours at school today, and I was told there was once a guy from my school who got accepted to college with 82 credit hours...he started school as a senior. :o

Haha, that's pretty crazy.  While I suppose that's advantageous, I'd be kind of bummed out for missing the college experience.  It seems pretty fun, but that's definitely a subjective issue.

Some people take as many of the college-level courses as they can in high school due to the fact that they can't afford college education for 4 years.
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Sidoh

Quote from: Quik on August 19, 2006, 05:16:57 PM
Some people take as many of the college-level courses as they can in high school due to the fact that they can't afford college education for 4 years.

That's a pretty good point, but student loans and a good education can easily remedy that in most situations.

d&q

I would tend to disagree. Student loans take quite the toll on you once you're out of college. Also, from what people have told me, financial aid does not help much.
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Sidoh

Quote from: Deuce on August 19, 2006, 06:27:31 PM
I would tend to disagree. Student loans take quite the toll on you once you're out of college. Also, from what people have told me, financial aid does not help much.

If they're intellectually able to atain success in the business world, then they'll have little problem paying off their student loans. ;)

rabbit

Quote from: Deuce on August 19, 2006, 06:27:31 PM
I would tend to disagree. Student loans take quite the toll on you once you're out of college. Also, from what people have told me, financial aid does not help much.
Student loans only take a toll on the student in a few situations:
1. The student takes out a rediculous loan proportional to his college (IE: $30000/year for community)
2. The student is a lazy slacker and doesn't get a job after college.

Anyway, I got a $22k grant/year for Drexel.  Without it, I would only be able to go to community.  I am direct proof financial aid helps.

sushi

Quote from: Toweliex86] link=topic=7075.msg87907#msg87907 date=1155775929]
All year long:
Period 1- Honors Choir
Period 2- AP English Language 1
Period 3- AP US History
Period 4- AP Calculus AB
Period 5- AP Physics
No period 6 or 7.
Taking 1-5 means I will get out at 12:20, no lunch at school FTW.
Even after getting a 2 on your AP Euro test your still gunna take that many AP classes?

Newby

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Quote from: sushi on August 20, 2006, 11:25:57 AM
Even after getting a 2 on your AP Euro test your still gunna take that many AP classes?

Fucking crushed, Zach. Hahahaha.

EDIT -- SCHEDULE:

1. AP Calc AB
2. AP Biology
3. AP Art History
4. AP Spanish
5. AP US History
6. AP American Studies (Literature)
- Newby
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Quote from: CrAz3D on June 30, 2008, 10:38:22 AM
I'd bet that you're currently bloated like a water ballon on a hot summer's day.

That analogy doesn't even make sense.  Why would a water balloon be especially bloated on a hot summer's day? For your sake, I hope there wasn't too much logic testing on your LSAT.