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STATUS: "There is no right. There's just the wrong that doesn't pull you down."- Morgan Jones, The Walking Dead 10 yrs ago
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"There is no right. There's just the wrong that doesn't pull you down."- Morgan Jones, The Walking Dead
10 yrs ago
I dunno, what's on >YOUR< mind, RPG?
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10 yrs ago
Geometry Dash's soundtrack gives me the feel-goods.
10 yrs ago
Shakespeare: *Forgets the number of the apartment he just moved into* Oh, crap... 2B or not 2B? That is the question.
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"no u" - Manny Pacquiao
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I should probably start my essay.
Nah. Procrastination Nation.
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...Alright.
*runs up the stairs*
*Readies my rifle*
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MIT might prefer AP.
Is it a matter of preference?
*Is taking some AP classes and doing reg cause of struggles with learning*
Which courses are you taking that are AP?
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*we enter the building*
*to Joseph*
Stay here. I'll check outside through the roof.
*Hears people talking in the building, then thinks that the commotion led more supers to the building, so I hide in the darkest corner of the top floor I can find*
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Honestly, don't be. I'm not asking for pity or anything; the benefits and detriments tend to balance out.
If the difference between IB and AP is the difference between me getting accepted or rejected by MIT, then I'll be pretty angry.
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That's why I'm doing it.
I'm genuinely jelly.
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From what I've heard Trig is basically pre-Calc. Either way, Life of Fred doesn't have it, and neither does EdX, so I don't expect to need it. Basically, my schedule:
First Year: Algebra I and II
Second Year: Geometry and Trig
Third Year: Calculus and EdX
After that I'm not sure. It depends on how long it takes me to finish LoF Calculus.
What is EdX?
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It sucks because I'm always sleepy and stressed. But meh.
I'd make that sacrifice for the increased chance at a good college and future.
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Getting into a decent college > finishing work early.
I could have graduated early, but I chose to do classes that would benefit me.
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Ah, yeah. Fun after-test time. But that also testifies to the fact that teachers teach to the test instead of for knowledge.
They only do what is required and nothin more, except for a few.
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Being able to prepare for advanced classes because you already finished all the standards > just doing the standards
Some forays into EdX should help with college applications.
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I'll be attempting to do both Geometry and Trig next year. Then I can prance right into Calculus.
Are you going to skip pre-Calc like I did?
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That moment you realize that I'm already taking the most advanced and difficult courses in the world.
You're lucky you have the opportunity to take them.
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Public school > Home school.
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Ah, yeah. Sorry about that.
It'll basically be just going to school and hanging out with friends, since we won't have any teachers who will teach after testing dates.
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Doing both Algebra I and II in one year > public school.
I did Geometry and Algebra II in a year without going over into summer. Boom.
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