The next 2 years

nicetomeetyou
Sat, 06 Aug 2011 17:50:57 +0000

I agree with the other 2 guys, you should try the school 15 minutes from you. You seem like prodigy and languages and literature, but you clearly need math help, possibly even remedial placement in that category specifically (and there is absolutely no harm in that if you can handle many other higher level categories of subjects). Math is one of my weaker subjects and I almost had to repeat a semester once. I also like science, but chemistry was pretty hard when it came to the math, and physics is too much of a fear for me considering the entire basis is mathematical. Even if you fulfill in a biology major, you will still need the other two sciences.

You can also miss out on so many social skills if you go to an online school, high school is where you first learn everything about social life. Yes, waking up in the morning is really one of the anti-benefits but even when I wake up ridiculously early I manage to feel better in an hour or less. Dealing with teachers and the commitment to deadlines are critical factors in the real world. Imagine (hypothetically speaking) you end up with an aggresive boss who demands his office runs like clockwork. How would you be able to cope with that if you never had that one strict teacher?

If despite our opinions you still choose online school, strongly consider a math tutor. If you get up to fully understanding Algebra I, you can have enough math to get you through life if you don’t choose a math-based career.