High School Class of 2014

<p>^There isn’t a single one you like? o.o</p>

<p>That’s a pretty broad generalization
it’s like saying you don’t like movies! there must be one or two out there that appeal to you</p>

<p>I like watching anime… just the thought of “reading” manga doesn’t really appeal to me. I like reading other stuff…
lolol…
BTW,
anyone read “the woman in white”?
I can’t find someone who have… it’s like a long forgotten novel</p>

<p>But reading is so much quicker! Sure, it’s not in color, but oh well.</p>

<p>^It might not be portable, such as reading in a car vs. watching anime in a car</p>

<p>@TinnyT that’s what I thought, I really would not like to take it again, maybe just the SAT scores?</p>

<p>^I’d do ACT, because not all colleges superscore. Also, most Midwestern colleges understand the ACT better/look at it more favorably.</p>

<p>You can read manga on the Internet, just like you can watch anime on the Internet.</p>

<p>So, I recently watched The Breakfast Club.</p>

<p>Best. Movie. EVER!</p>

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<p>Well that’s just not true. Only one Cal Poly prefers the ACT. Every other college has no preference.</p>

<p>You should send both scores @JDancer.</p>

<p>^I said that because more people in the Midwest take the ACT than the SAT according to official data, so I’d assume the Midwestern colleges would be more familiar or better interpret the scores. I say this because East Coast people do not always know that ACT to SAT conversion well, as I asked many guidance counselors to say which ACT score was comparable to an SAT score, and many of them were way off. Since the East Coast primarily does the SAT, I’d assume the opposite is true in the Midwest. </p>

<p>However, this is pure conjecture</p>

<p>This thread is really hard for me to follow. I want to participate but it’d take too long for me to sort through the conversations.</p>

<p>Apollo’s name reminded me that I saw Apollo 13 recently. It was a decent movie to say the least.</p>

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<p>Then start your own conversation.</p>

<p>@TinnyT, apparently there are other Apollo’s. When I was on the Parent’s Forum, I saw the High School Class of 2016 Parents [I’m Class of 2016], and when I clicked on it, there was a user named Apollo6!</p>

<p>Admission officers at any reputable school are able to convert ACT to SAT or vice-versa. Unless you’re applying to NE South Dakota Technical School of Science and Arts, neither is more advantageous.</p>

<p>Speaking of Apollo 13, has anyone watched Space Odyssey 2000? Had to watch it so much when I was like 4 or something.</p>

<p>No I’ve never heard of Space Odyssey 2000. </p>

<p>NHS wants us (the upcoming seniors) to do ACT tutoring next year. I never understood what an ACT tutor does. What do they do? Give you the book and say “now do those problems while I watch you”?</p>

<p>I saw Apollo 13- it was a pretty interesting movie.</p>

<p>My AP English teacher from last year wants NHS to build a garden for the school.</p>

<p>My NHS does nothing. It’s a big ceremony and then kind of flatlines after that. Key Club does most of the service projects, etc. at our school.</p>

<p>I’m East Coast and will be applying to east coast schools. I’m thinking about sending both, I don’t know, will talk to my GC, my test prep tutor, etc.</p>