<p>@Apollo11 Take practice exams, really. Study for the test like any other exam. The key, in my opinion, to a high score is to know how the test works and what it will ask. This applies to exams at school as well. That is why I always score the worst at the beginning of the school year because I don’t know what to expect. I wish I could offer you more but that’s all I got.</p>
<p>Yes, I should have registered for the June SAT and then October, but I couldn’t because of family stuff. Sooooo I guess I’m not going to ED. Unless the November test date is sendable. Guess its URochester Priority Admission for me.</p>
<p>Because I’m a bipolar mess I decided I’m not taking the SAT, i’m taking subject tests. I figured they’d be more important and a good score could help persuade my counselor into placing me into AP Spanish (I figured I might as well take it since I’m continuing my Spanish studies after high school). In June I’m taking Math 2 (LOL, I’ll probably score so bad I won’t even send it), Spanish (730+ is possible with practice), US History (770+ is sort of guaranteed).</p>
<p>So I was googling and searching for schools and came across this link. Apparently, Computer Science wise…Harrisburg Area Community College is now better than Carnegie Mellon for Computer Science?!?</p>
<p>Im in major AP cram mode. My Latin class had review sessions at Panera yesterday and today. I’m working on reviewing the english translations today, basic grammar tomorrow, and vocab Tuesday. Wednesday is my relaxation day and Thursday is the test! I’m not really worried about AP Lang so all I have to do is just take the test! I’ll be so glad when all of this is over</p>
<p>I am so angry right now…I just got my recent NHS presidency taken away. My school recently passed this rule (by the way the MOST STUPID rule I have ever heard of) saying that you can’t be an officer in more than one of these three clubs: Key Club, NHS, and Student Government. My Key Club advisor told me that the rule did not apply to me because I’m on the district board and not the school board, so I ran for president of NHS and won. Then today, the NHS advisor told me that I could not be president and that she talked to my Key Club advisor (the wench who misled me) and my principal. So now my presidency has been revoked and I am positively livid…</p>
<p>@collegluva There’s this girl at my school who is the senior class president, NHS president, and Student council president. She would lose all her presidencies if our school had that rule. Of course she’s going to Harvard.</p>