OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Express.]

AP Classes!!! What do you want to major in?

I took 6 AP classes my senior year, worst mistake of my life.

[Woodhouse]

I took 6 AP classes my senior year, worst mistake of my life.

Yeah. It's bad to overload. Just don't take it easy. I am taking 4. AP Computer Science, AP Calculus, AP Literature and Composition, and AP Economics. All very easy classes.

[Express.]

Yeah. It's bad to overload. Just don't take it easy. I am taking 4. AP Computer Science, AP Calculus, AP Literature and Composition, and AP Economics. All very easy classes.

Calculus AB or BC?

[Woodhouse]

Calculus AB or BC?

Both. Well. BC. You get 2 credits semester credits instead of one if you pass the AB test. Our school is weird though. Generally all AP courses are every other day for the whole year, but Calc is every day.

[DenialS.]

Is that suppose to be Poseidon?

[Woodhouse]

Is that suppose to be Poseidon?

UCSD's mascot is the Triton. He's Poseidon's son.

[Aborted]

Wow, congratulations! 3.0 isn't that bad, right? I got 4.2 right now, so I wouldn't know.

Well. I've always maintained a 4.3+...so it's a significant drop off. But I should be fine.

Well shucks.
Look at you guys, trying to 1-up each other with GPAs that don't even exist.

[Woodhouse]

Well shucks.
Look at you guys, trying to 1-up each other with GPAs that don't even exist.

They do exist, and I'm not trying to one up anyone, lol. Most high schools in the US have unweighted and weighted GPA scales. Unweighted, traditional GPA system have a max of 4.0. The weighted system, however, is up to a 5.0. Honors, AP, and IB courses count one more on the grading scale. e.g. A's count as as 5's, B's count as 4's, etc. All A's in AP Calculus, AP English, and AP Computer Science would result in a 5.0. Whereas on an unweighted scale, it would only be a 4.0.

[Aborted]

They do exist, and I'm not trying to one up anyone, lol. Most high schools in the US have unweighted and weighted GPA scales. Unweighted, traditional GPA system have a max of 4.0. The weighted system, however, is up to a 5.0. Honors, AP, and IB courses count one more on the grading scale. e.g. A's count as as 5's, B's count as 4's, etc. All A's in AP Calculus, AP English, and AP Computer Science would result in a 5.0. Whereas on an unweighted scale, it would only be a 4.0.

I know Advanced Plament classes go to 5, would've been useful to know you were taking them.

[Yotsuba]

AP Classes!!! What do you want to major in?

Computer Science, but my school is new high school. I will be the first class to graduate from there. There aren't many AP classes but they'll be more by the time I graduate.

[Woodhouse]

I know Advanced Plament classes go to 5, would've been useful to know you were taking them.

um...what?

[Woodhouse]

Computer Science, but my school is new high school. I will be the first class to graduate from there. There aren't many AP classes but they'll be more by the time I graduate.

Start diving into programming. Take an edX course (they're free. google them ). Like Intro to Computer Science from Harvard. It's very fun. If you tell colleges that you're already programming/working on your own projects, you'll look more motivated/qualified

[[MPGH]Hennessy]

community college is a joke, a university isn't

My community college ranks in the top 10 in the state.

And a university isn't always the better choice .

[Woodhouse]

My community college ranks in the top 10 in the state.

And a university isn't always the better choice .

They rank community colleges? And you can't get a BA/BS at a community college. I guess if you were only going for an associate degree or maybe a trade school for certification. In all other cases, a university is the better choice. Not knocking anyone who is going to CC.

[[MPGH]Hennessy]

They rank community colleges? And you can't get a BA/BS at a community college. I guess if you were only going for an associate degree or maybe a trade school for certification. In all other cases, a university is the better choice. Not knocking anyone who is going to CC.

A lot of people I know go to a cc for 2 years then go to a private college or university. Theres a difference right? Idk I'm tired fuck