Graduation

[Mehis]

I took 'information technology' as my A. First year is just going to be some Microsoft Word shit, the last year is going to be programming.  I'm still waiting for it.

Advice: Don't take any language if you are not even interested.
I took German at 3rd grade and i regret it, since i can't stop it.
Getting 5+ between 7 anyway, so fuck it and i AGAIN got into trouble, because i was just skipping it.

[bipolardiz]

I took 'information technology' as my A. First year is just going to be some Microsoft Word shit, the last year is going to be programming.  I'm still waiting for it.

Advice: Don't take any language if you are not even interested.
I took German at 3rd grade and i regret it, since i can't stop it.
Getting 5+ between 7 anyway, so fuck it and i AGAIN got into trouble, because i was just skipping it.

Well I recommend taking a language in high school because a lot of liberal arts degrees have a foriegn language needed. Right now I need to take 2 more spanish or something. So if I would have taken it in High School it would have been much easier. Plus in High School they actively try to help you pass. So its not like you can fail unless you just don't do the work or something.

[» Magic «]

Graduation = finished school for americans rite?

[bipolardiz]

Graduation = finished school for americans rite?

Well You can graduate from any grade technically but what I meant was graduation from High School.

[» Magic «]

Well You can graduate from any grade

wtf?

das bo schit

[Deacon]

wtf?

das bo schit

allow me to explain

the term "graduate" is used even when moving from one year to the next. In american schools, with the 12 grade system (12 being last year of high school), moving from say 9th to 10th would be considered "graduating" to the next level.
You can't graduate from school itself (as in, leave early, if thats what you were >implying) unless you have earned the extra credits which you would normally have by the time you graduated.

....
this is confusing as fuck, isn't it

[» Magic «]

allow me to explain

the term "graduate" is used even when moving from one year to the next. In american schools, with the 12 grade system (12 being last year of high school), moving from say 9th to 10th would be considered "graduating" to the next level.
You can't graduate from school itself (as in, leave early, if thats what you were >implying) unless you have earned the extra credits which you would normally have by the time you graduated.

....
this is confusing as fuck, isn't it

fucking ,_,

yes

[Deacon]

fucking ,_,

yes

graduation, in this sense, means no more high school. lol

[» Magic «]

aaanyyway congrats bip

[Mr. Franklin]

Be Awesome

Be like me

Be an engineer 

xrain, you know you wanted to be an engineer because i was an engineer, AND a math teacher.(But really David, are you going to be a english teacher or professor?)

[bipolardiz]

@Magic, I have such a American view I didn't even really think it could be confused..... What do you refer to graduation??

@Mr. Franklin, I would love teaching. My main thing is that there are a ton of opportunities when going through an English degree. Like the communication needs are like always wanted!!! When I think about becoming a teacher I feel a little lame but I really would enjoy helping kids. I would prob teach 11th. I think it would be most free. I am also worried about getting into the field because truthfully I am not sure like 100% on how I would get in. I mean in Las Vegas they are cutting education to a 3rd world country level and shit. (Wouldn't be teaching here) I just want to leave my options a little open. Not be like 1337% sure I want to teach or anything.

[Shawn]

You can't graduate from school itself (as in, leave early, if thats what you were >implying)

Err yes you can... its called a G.E.D

[Deacon]

Err yes you can... its called a G.E.D

right, i forgot that lol

[Mr. Franklin]

well David, when you are a teacher, there will always be that little sparkle in your heart, knowing that the kids in your class are being educated to be better citizens in todays society.

[Deacon]

well David, when you are a teacher, there will always be that little sparkle in your heart, knowing that the kids in your class are being educated to be better citizens in todays society.

i was going to say something, but then i remembered that its not the teachers responsibility to take care of other peoples children. (as far as raising them)