<p>SAT ftw. (;</p>
<p>Nate, good luck! Did you get your scores? How are they?</p>
<p>@megaman: Good grief! You will not see me taking these tests more than three times. </p>
<p>I think I will give the ACT a try, in my opinion the SAT is pointless and shows nothing. Even though there are some who would beg to differ. How will reading passages and answering questions help someone more inclined to major in Chemistry or Physics? Oh yeah, it won’t.</p>
<p>@kimmylouie: Haha yeah, I would prefer not to answer.</p>
<p>Thanks, Nate! I’m sure your scores will get up there soon.</p>
<p>You’re welcome! Thank you, I hope they do. My score wasn’t that bad and I did minimal prepping.</p>
<p>ugh i love being able to like ■■■■■ and talk about college and school and classes here and no when giving me crap for it haha. all my friends are like OH MY GOSH ITS SUMMER AND WERE SOPHOMORES SHUTUP! but im obseeeesssssssssed admsfkadmfkdsf</p>
<p>@ellle calm down there cowboy.
@nate i’m sorry to hear that. As you said it was your first time & i’m sure you did a lot better than I would have. Your doing the best thing about taking it as a learning experience. Next year is where is really counts 
so at least you know your strength & weakness for next time around.</p>
<p>How about anyone else?</p>
<p>Live for today, plan for tomorrow.</p>
<p>@elle: I think we all are ;). I have the exact friend-base you do. No one cares that much about college or grades yet… </p>
<p>@missdeterminded: Thank you, and I don’t know about that :). Yes, I now know what to expect and can build off of that. My classes next year will greatly help me on the way. My AP English teacher said that after her class, she guarantees I will be at a 700+ on the critical reading and writing portions of the SAT.</p>
<p>Guys!
I didn’t know where else to post this but I just got a letter in the mail which I got so excited about until I read it. It’s from NSHSS (Nation society of High School Scholars.) I originally thought it was from NHS. Which I been wanting to join at my school for a while. Anyway, I have never heard of this organization and to join would cost about 60$ which for my family is like two weeks worth of food. Simply put, have any of you heard of it and/or have any experience with them? Is the membership worth it?</p>
<p>NO! MERIT IS NOT SOMETHING U PAY FOR! IT IS EARNED. I GOT THE SAME LETTER DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT PAY FOR ANYTHING THAT U “THINK” WILL MAKE U LOOK GOOD FOR COLLEGE. THE ANSWER IS NO. join that nhs at ur school FOR FREE.</p>
<p>Dude has the heat got you or something?</p>
<p>um yeah its actually pretty hot here today, hotter than usual lol sorry im done ill stop</p>
<p>Lol okay thanks guys, really :)</p>
<p>Live for today, plan for tomorrow.</p>
<p>Anyone here taking AP European History or AP Psychology next year?</p>
<p>I’ll be taking AP Psych next year!</p>
<p>^ Awesome! 
I’m pretty excited about it, the course seems to be very interesting from what I have heard.</p>
<p>^ I wanted to take AP Psychology and AP Evironmental, but my guidance counselor put me in AP Chemistry instead…</p>
<p>@fantasy: Dude, I would seriously choke the person who did that to me. Sure, AP Chemistry is very beneficial but I believe students should take what they want. Bringing me to the matter of your guidance counselor picking student’s classes!? I have never heard of this before.</p>
<p>Guidance counselors? More like misguidance counselors. The best they can do is make speculations about what classes are good for you, unless you go out of your way to personally get to know them, which most students do not. It’s unfortunate that they end up putting so many kids on the path to destruction.</p>
<p>I’m taking AP Psych too. Probably the only class I’m actually excited for next year haha.</p>