School season's back (at least for me). And with that, I'm curious to see how everyone's doing. Do you guys have a favorite or least favorite class? Anything interesting happen? What classes are you taking?

I have a favorite class: JROTC. Everyone in there is incredibly silly. I definitely have a least favorite class: AP human geography. I despise that class. I did around 20 pages of homework from that class in a week. The teacher is torturing us. Even though I like history, I can't tolerate human geography. Freaking torture.

I've shared my school experience so far, so what about you guys?

Also, try not to give out too much personal information and don't give the name of the school you're going to

My first class this semester isn’t until tomorrow (Biology 101).

I start tomorrow so I’ll update then.

I graduated in 2021. And, I have my High School Diploma. I am so happy that I graduated with my class of 2021. I graduated with a 3.7 GPA. And, after my Senior Year in 2020, I graduated with a Perfect 4.0 GPA. I was a Great Student as well during my High School Years.

oh boohoo they're over 20 why does that matter

anyways i'm excited to go back soon, hopefully this year i'm going to pursue some more opportunities and try to figure out what i'm off to after the fact, as this is my senior year. still unsure as to what career i'm interested in so i'm really just gonna try to figure that out this and next year before i make any massive decisions

I'm going to a music college, my favorite subject at school was chemistry, at least it was interesting for me and we had a lot of practice (until the last year, when I stupidly went to the gymnasium), most of all I hate Russian literature because according to it, we were asked 2-3 essays on various topics (the essay is at least 5 pages A5 with an average underline)

Maybe I'm dumb and don't understand the question.

School would be ok for me if my school didn't have a bunch of dickheads.

Yepyep, unfortunately there's always gonna be people who wanna make you feel like shit. Try not to let em get to ya

It's been pretty crazy for me, been meeting with recruiters every day for the past two weeks. Right now is nearing the end of internship recruitment season (for finance at least), so most of my free time has been spent preparing for events and interviews.

However the projects this semester have been quite fun, currently preparing a consulting deliverable for a big energy company, so pretty hype for that.

finishing 2nd week of school (amk) and i feel like im not gonna remember all the names of my 42 other classmates in the 4 years of school.

im eagerly waiting for them to talk to us about becoming an exchange student. i really wanna try that.

im already traumatized

im eagerly waiting for them to talk to us about becoming an exchange student. i really wanna try that.

apparently engineers cant go to japan. fun.

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Alright here comes my rant of the week

Art teacher

1. Spends like 80% of the fucking class talking about god-knows-what since everyone stops paying attention after like two minutes
2. Doesn't do anything interesting
3. Gives the entire class assigned seats whenever somebody talks when she's talking
4. Has favorites only because they've made one realistic-ish art piece ever
5. Gets mad over us not paying attention to what she said
6. Isn't very supportive

This makes Wednesdays all the more fun.

monday left me broken