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lol. :[ One of our conversation's link has been deleted. xDD So I'll post the reply here.
Eh, really? I thought the math part was like a walk in the park. xD Idk, I thought both the English and Math were easy, but I guess I have to agree. Alot of others had said the math portion was relatively harder than the english, sooo.. majority rules lol. :] And definitely, that stragety of taking the ACTs for the easier english because you are better at math is a good one. It increases your chances of getting a better score and all. Have you taken it already? How did you do?
Hmmm... truthfully, I think if you graduate early, that looks a bit more impressive if you're trying to get into a prestigious school. xD Especially since my school had 8 classes instead of the usual 6, it was easy to graduate early. Colleges think you did extra classes over summer or some such to get that much credits in 3 years... until they actually find out how the school system works. haha! It's really up to the person, though... some want to get high school done as early as they can; others want to be all laid back their senior year... ((Although I'd have to say that some of my friends that decided to stay their 4th year instead of graduating early aren't really happy about their decision now. )) Your school doesn't have that? Aww. :[
lol! I had 2 years of PE or Dance.. those classes were fun, though ((I took 2 years of PE, and 2 years of Dance as an elective)). The fine arts... haha, I think it's funny what classes some schools put under "fine arts". One year of tech? I had half a year of that, because the other half was health. What language are you taking? Or had you taken?
Haha, sorry about that. I kinda deleted my journal entries so yeah...
So I see you're back on. I hardly go on anymore, so I'm kinda slow in responding. I mainly go on to favorite art and that's about it, haha.
Haha. I've never taken any practice ACTs so I wouldn't know. I'm sure the math is still quite easy (the SAT math section is a total joke to begin with). Just, from what I hear, the math on the ACT is harder than the SAT. But then again, it's kinda hard for the math section to be any easier than the SAT, lol. But it's good you think the English section is easy. Personally, I hate the SAT verbal section because I don't like reading the passages, they're so boring
It's pretty cool that you guys can graduate early. Here, it's unheard of, lol. So you're heading off to college now? That must be fun xD.
Omg, I hate P.E. I got a C in P.E. first semester freshman year -.-; Yeah, colleges will probably think I'm some kind of retard because I always do poorly in these stupid classes, but I do relatively well in the more difficult classes, haha. It's because I don't care to try in retarded classes. Like, you know those easy A classes? I hate them. Because I don't take the class seriously and I end up not even getting that easy A -.-;
Um, I'm taking Chinese as my language, haha. Our school only offers French, Spanish, Latin and Chinese, and I already have some background in Chinese, so I decided to take it xD. I took French for 2 years in middle school though, but I decided at some point that 2 years was enough, because I really didn't like the language. At our school though, Spanish is such a popular language to learn. There are like 5 or 6 Spanish teachers at my school. o_o;;
Mmhmm! Finally got that new computer. Favorite art?
I took the ACT's. The math was all pre-algebra and geometry with easy numbers for the non-calculator portion. Calculator portion had harder numbers, but that's what the calculator was for. Occasional trig question, but nothing too hard.
Lmao! I know! They want us to sleep during the test, I swear! If we have to read something, they might as well choose passages that are a bit interesting for our sakes. haha.
Really? Where do you live? Yup! It's really fun because it's an Art Institute, and all my classes are art classes. Even though I just found out that all the classes my adviser scheduled me to have are all heavy-loaded in work, it's all good.
Lol. That's understandable, though. It's like Einstein or something. It's too boring, so effort isn't worth wasting lmao.
Wow, that's great! And Chinese would be useful if you ever get involved with International Business and Hospitality. O_O Whoa. Lots of Spanish teachers. Do they really NEED that much?? That's crazy! XD
Haha, yeah. Well nowadays when I'm actually on (which is like 3 times a month or something) all I do is favorite other people's art and reply to some journals and such, nothing much. So I figured I didn't need all those journals, haha.
Yeah. Some of those passages get really long. And like, everything goes in one year and out the other, haha.
Actually, I suck at critical reading. But that has a lot to do with the fact that I don't like memorizing vocab, haha. So I prefer the writing section over CR. But like, the essay portion can get really annoying, especially since 99.9% of the time it's on some topic you really don't care about
Um, I live in Maryland, haha. Here we have these graduation requirements, and I'm pretty sure that we have to finish 4 years i order to graduate.
Oh, you're going to an art institute? That must be fun. At least you get to take classes you find interesting
Yeah in our school, I think like, 80% of foreign language students (which is like basically the entire school) take Spanish. And the levels go from like 1 to 6 o_O;; So yeah, the school needs many Spanish teachers. xD
Exactly!! And then we'd have to read it like 5 times over to get at least a basic concept of what the heck they're talking about. haha.
That's so true. D: I think they do that on purpose, though. -_- As annoying as it may be lmao. xDD If it's something we like, then we'd have no problems writing, but it doesn't really show our skill, I suppose. Sucks.
4 year requirement?? Man, I've heard of class requirements and volunteer hour requirements, but year requirements?? Wow... :[
Mmhmm!! There are the basic subjects we have to take, though, like math and reading, but those are less than 25% of our classes unlike in a traditional college were the basic learning classes are like 75%.
Whoaaaa... So many levels!!! Lol, there were only 3 in my school. And by the 3rd, you'd have to be fluent because it's a Spanish Lit class.
In my current institute, there's only one level of classes per language. xDD The class is taught in that language, so it forces us to be fluent lmao. But it's exciting. I can't wait until next quarter, in about a month. <3 <3
Eh, really? I thought the math part was like a walk in the park. xD Idk, I thought both the English and Math were easy, but I guess I have to agree. Alot of others had said the math portion was relatively harder than the english, sooo.. majority rules lol. :] And definitely, that stragety of taking the ACTs for the easier english because you are better at math is a good one. It increases your chances of getting a better score and all. Have you taken it already? How did you do?
Hmmm... truthfully, I think if you graduate early, that looks a bit more impressive if you're trying to get into a prestigious school. xD Especially since my school had 8 classes instead of the usual 6, it was easy to graduate early. Colleges think you did extra classes over summer or some such to get that much credits in 3 years... until they actually find out how the school system works. haha! It's really up to the person, though... some want to get high school done as early as they can; others want to be all laid back their senior year... ((Although I'd have to say that some of my friends that decided to stay their 4th year instead of graduating early aren't really happy about their decision now.
lol! I had 2 years of PE or Dance.. those classes were fun, though ((I took 2 years of PE, and 2 years of Dance as an elective)). The fine arts... haha, I think it's funny what classes some schools put under "fine arts". One year of tech? I had half a year of that, because the other half was health. What language are you taking? Or had you taken?
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So I see you're back on. I hardly go on anymore, so I'm kinda slow in responding. I mainly go on to favorite art and that's about it, haha.
Haha. I've never taken any practice ACTs so I wouldn't know. I'm sure the math is still quite easy (the SAT math section is a total joke to begin with). Just, from what I hear, the math on the ACT is harder than the SAT. But then again, it's kinda hard for the math section to be any easier than the SAT, lol. But it's good you think the English section is easy.
It's pretty cool that you guys can graduate early. Here, it's unheard of, lol. So you're heading off to college now? That must be fun xD.
Omg, I hate P.E. I got a C in P.E. first semester freshman year -.-; Yeah, colleges will probably think I'm some kind of retard because I always do poorly in these stupid classes, but I do relatively well in the more difficult classes, haha. It's because I don't care to try in retarded classes. Like, you know those easy A classes? I hate them. Because I don't take the class seriously and I end up not even getting that easy A -.-;
Um, I'm taking Chinese as my language, haha. Our school only offers French, Spanish, Latin and Chinese, and I already have some background in Chinese, so I decided to take it xD. I took French for 2 years in middle school though, but I decided at some point that 2 years was enough, because I really didn't like the language. At our school though, Spanish is such a popular language to learn. There are like 5 or 6 Spanish teachers at my school. o_o;;
Mmhmm! Finally got that new computer.
Favorite art?
I took the ACT's. The math was all pre-algebra and geometry with easy numbers for the non-calculator portion. Calculator portion had harder numbers, but that's what the calculator was for.
Lmao! I know!
Really?
Yup! It's really fun because it's an Art Institute, and all my classes are art classes.
Lol. That's understandable, though.
Wow, that's great!
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Yeah. Some of those passages get really long. And like, everything goes in one year and out the other, haha.
Actually, I suck at critical reading. But that has a lot to do with the fact that I don't like memorizing vocab, haha. So I prefer the writing section over CR. But like, the essay portion can get really annoying, especially since 99.9% of the time it's on some topic you really don't care about
Um, I live in Maryland, haha. Here we have these graduation requirements, and I'm pretty sure that we have to finish 4 years i order to graduate.
Oh, you're going to an art institute? That must be fun. At least you get to take classes you find interesting
Yeah in our school, I think like, 80% of foreign language students (which is like basically the entire school) take Spanish. And the levels go from like 1 to 6 o_O;; So yeah, the school needs many Spanish teachers. xD
Exactly!! And then we'd have to read it like 5 times over to get at least a basic concept of what the heck they're talking about. haha.
That's so true. D: I think they do that on purpose, though.
-_- As annoying as it may be lmao. xDD
If it's something we like, then we'd have no problems writing, but it doesn't really show our skill, I suppose.
Mmhmm!! There are the basic subjects we have to take, though, like math and reading, but those are less than 25% of our classes unlike in a traditional college were the basic learning classes are like 75%.
Whoaaaa... So many levels!!!
Lol, there were only 3 in my school. And by the 3rd, you'd have to be fluent because it's a Spanish Lit class.
In my current institute, there's only one level of classes per language. xDD The class is taught in that language, so it forces us to be fluent lmao. But it's exciting. I can't wait until next quarter, in about a month. <3 <3
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"A census taker once tried to test me, I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti." --Hannibal
OMG.
TWO TIMES IN LIKE A WEEK!?
A NEW RECORD
YAY. //applauds
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did you go to chinese school today?? and are you taking that SAT prep thing!?
Don't get fat xD
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