End of the Year.

[Volcompat321]

My younger sister is graduating today! Party who's coming!
(I'm almost mad cause I didn't get a graduating party my mom hates me)
I loved High School. It was the most amazing time of my life. Now it feels like I want to go back...
Since my little sister is out of school I cant hang out with her hot 18+ friends aww man!(I'm jk of course, 20+ for me please)

[furrypaws]

School is important.

But that doesn't change the fact that when all of the teachers put mega-projects/major exams all due within 4 days of eachother, it can get hectic. And awful. :<

[SStrikerR]

But that doesn't change the fact that when all of the teachers put mega-projects/major exams all due within 4 days of eachother, it can get hectic. And awful. :<

Oh god, I know.

"Gifted" class- one project 2/3's done, 1 project 1/3 done.
Algebra- Nothing, just a ton of tests/work
English- Final Exam
Science- I didn't pay attention all year, like everyone else. Naturally most of us will fail the final exam.
History- Huge-ass project worth probably 60% of my grade that I'm behind in, and my grade's already slipping.
Spanish- Final Exam.

3 more weeks till the stress is gone. I wouldn't be all that stressed if it wasn't for the fact that my parents will not accept C's. I got one this year (in science, of course >_>) and they were pissed. See, I feel that as long as I learn what I need to know, I don't give a damn about my grades in middle school as long as they are C's or higher.

As for the SAT's, Levi, don't worry about them. I didn't really study when I took them last year and I got something around 1500. I'm sure you can do better than that.

PS- Just remember, no matter how hard you think it is right now, it'll all be over soon.
I'll even give you a free Homer SImpson quote that I changed a bit.

Bart: "This is the most stressed I've ever been in my life!"
Homer: "The most stressed you've ever been so far!"

[EphekZ]

If you don't know what you want to do, then maybe it's a good thing you're not going to your "dream College". If you go to a lesser college, I.E Community, you'll feel bad about the lack of prestige, but in the long run you'll know it's a better decision. Since you'll be saving TONS of money while taking care of your General Education requirements. Also, transferring is easypeasy and after your 2 years you can get into the college you want.

Anyway, the years over and there's no point in regrets. You obviously did the best you can and you're doing fine. Go out and enjoy your summer to make up for the year you missed out on.

[Nitro Vordex]

As far as I know, they're not particularly interested in whether you went to Yale or a community college in your city. If you've got a degree and willing to work, I think that's all they really care about.

Don't be so harsh on yourself, Levi.