<p>@nate: I’d contact fellow acceptees and arrange an apartment situation or something.</p>
<p>@ecouter: The program is at a research institute, I almost sure there isn’t any universities nearby. </p>
<p>@Studious: That sounds good, thank you!</p>
<p>They let 16/17 year olds rent apartments? Whoa, I didn’t know that. Most research institutes have tons of grad students so there is usually some type of cheaper housing available.</p>
<p>“They let 16/17 year olds rent apartments?”</p>
<p>I didn’t think so. I got completely shut down when I discussed renting one for dual enrollment six months before I turn 18, even though my parents would have cosigned it.</p>
<p>@ecouter and heather: One could rent an apartment with an 18 year old to rectify that issue (seniors are allowed to apply to many of these programs).</p>
<p>I plan on applying to BofA Leaders and Yale young global scholars for the summer. I’m also applying to browns environmental leadership program in the spring for Hawaii!! Has anyone ever done the Brown one?
Im still looking into more internships because I would like my summer to be exciting! Also thinking about doing some pageants to get some mula for college!</p>
<p>^pageants, like beauty pageants? 
I am doing a bunch of scholarship contests this year for money too, because let’s face it, college is one of the biggest drains on your money… All the ones I am looking at will be over $50,000 a year including books and housing and food :(</p>
<p>^college and grad school.
The job market is starting to look for more than a BS/BA from college.</p>
<p>So, just got my junior year PSATs back. 77 critical reading, 57 math, and 72 writing. </p>
<p>I’m annoyed.</p>
<p>@WeIsCool yeah! I mean like scholarship pageants and ones with cash prizes. They’re a great way to get money.
And yeah I know ): I really don’t see myself at a public college but private is quite expensive! But due to my income, hopefully I get a full ride!!</p>
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<p>Can’t believe that my break is almost over! (Going back on the 7th) I am just starting to feel relaxed! Unfortunately I lied to myself and told myself that I would study for the SAT but I didn’t, so now I’m cramming in what I can before the 26th first time going to take it. Retook the ACT and was hoping to get a 34 or above but I think I bombed the reading section so I have avoided checking. I lost my 4.0 because of AP chem (91 because of exam) so I am just beginning to heal from that wound. All in all, not ready to go back to school and go stress-crazed again. Or feel the punishment I get during track practice as a result of not running everyday…: :(</p>
<p>We had a 15% curve on our AP Calc test today 113% means I don’t have to try the rest of the quarter 
(a whole 16 days…)</p>
<p><em>le gasp</em> this thread is back again.</p>
<p>I’m going back to school on the 7th as well. Good luck on the SAT - I’m taking the subjects this time around.</p>
<p>@onuhu123
You are not alone. I promised myself that I would read a ton of books, and get ready for SAT/ACT. I’ve done none of the latter. I didn’t suffer the pain of discipline, so I will suffer the pain of regret.</p>
<p>Don’t worry; you’ll have someone going through that same pain of regret as well my friend.</p>
<p>@quidditchcat
Thanks! I hope I do decently!</p>
<p>I go back tomorrow bright and early. I didn’t do nearly as much as I wanted to this break <sigh></sigh></p>
<p>^^
Man that sucks! Good luck though!</p>
<p>@brandewyn</p>
<p>@Brandewyn, tomorrow? In like, the middle of the week? That’s strange…</p>