[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Graduating soon
Laura Ingalls Huntley
huntleyl at mssm.org
Sun May 11 22:26:16 UTC 2003
Acire:
>SAT is this really long ridiculous test that you you sometimes have to
>take to get into college, though I've heard talk of getting rid of it.
<snip>
> And the AP classes. You can take an Advanced Placement Class, then
>take a test at the end of the year, and when you get to college, you don't
>have to take the equivalent of the class you took. For instance, I took an
>Literature/Grammar test, and I didn't have to take an English class at
>college because I passed the test.
Ugh. That reminds me, I've got the AP Physics C exam tomorrow. Shouldn't
be incredibly difficult, but I'm still stressed out about it. Which is
bad...don't want to psyche myself out.
I didn't really mind the SATs...they're sort of pleasant, actually. What I
really hate about them is that they take place at an ungodly hour of the
morning on Saturday. It's like the College Board people sat around and
tried to think of the time when everyone taking them would be the most
exhausted, groggy, and sick of thinking all week.
The only downside to the AP classes is that alot of the upper-ranked schools
are deciding not to accept them as credit. *growls* Although I think my
English Composition exam is going to get me out of a required Writing credit
next year. *crosses fingers*
> Did I miss anything?
Well, a lot of states have their own little achievement tests that they give
to certain classes (usually juniors)..but they're more to rank the school,
rather than the individual student.
> S'mores accompany campfires or beach bonfires. They are composed
>of graham crackers, topped with a piece of chocolate and a roasted
>marshmallow. They're quite good.
Mmmmmm...quite good, indeed.
Laura (who would give anything to have the weekend last another day)
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