One month of school= one month of hell

[Specforces]

Re: One month of school= one month of hell

APs were jokes, like Looney said. I "studied" for those for like 2 hours each. Try Astro Engineering, try that class. Or discrete math.....

You're in for a surprise if you think those are tough.

[T3hDDRKid]

Re: One month of school= one month of hell

1) Lunch is important. Brain function requires food. The more frequently one eats, the better. Ideally, a constant stream of food would provide you with the best nutrition and energy.

other stuff

Yeah, but I've got fourth hour lunch [our school has nine "hours"], meaning I eat around 10:30, so I'm not even hungry at the time. Besides, I could always grab a granola bar or something and shove it in my mouth as I go to study hall. I'd much prefer not to have a lunch hour.

[ShAiOnEi]

Re: One month of school= one month of hell

Here is some advice. **** the world and it's systems.

[Simonsmp]

Re: One month of school= one month of hell

lol, only 9 days of high school left for me, yay, then like 4 years of uni, woot.

Man, wait til year 12, or whatever you call it over there lol im struggling this year Homework just about every night, it sucks, but its life

[MeaCulpa]

Re: One month of school= one month of hell

Homework just about every night

I miss those days of high school when everything was laid out for us, and 'OMG STRESSED' meant two subjects worth of homework.

This year, I don't even have time to stay on top of the lecture material because there's always labs to prepare for. I'm not complaining though, because as was previously mentioned, I knew that I was in for a shitty semester when I signed up for my courses.

Once you get into the swing of things though, you'll probably adjust your priorities to accomodate the 'heavy workload' and get used to it.

Also, what's the difference between AP and regular courses? Just wondering since I'm not in tune with the American education system.