Let’s face it, failing a class is the worst nightmare of a high schooler. It will not only bring down your GPA but also give you a hard time getting into college. In the worst-case scenario, you won’t even graduate your high school. These worst-case scenarios will keep piling up if you let your imagination … Read more
College applications are an important part of your college journey. You have to make sure that you have the right information and the best grades to apply to the right schools. One of the most common questions that people ask is whether or not colleges look at freshman-year grades. So, what exactly determines whether or … Read more
We all know that AP classes are specifically designed to give you the experience of an intro-level college class while you’re still in high school. Moreover, taking this course can earn you extra credits for college, literally making your college application shine if you have scored well. Generally, many people recommend that you take the … Read more
Being a freshman is an excellent starting point for determining which classes you should begin taking in high school as a Freshman to have a successful future. Taking appropriate courses will help you get into the college of your dreams. It may appear tempting to alleviate high school academics, but this can be a mistake. … Read more
The long summer vacation that follows the end of a school year often turns out to be boring and unending. Therefore, in an attempt to shoo away this boredom, many students make plans, take a trip, join a summer program, and some even attend a summer school as well. Yes, I know. Spending your happy … Read more
Most high schoolers must have already been told by their seniors that quarter grades do not hold as much weight as the semester and final grades. But that’s not the whole point of it. Failed classes usually mean a lower GPA, which might eventually affect your chances of landing a good college. Failure is as … Read more
High school is often the most perplexing time in a student’s life. From the overwhelming study patterns to the compulsions of taking part in extracurriculars. At the same time, applying for colleges also acts as an added worry for young adults. On top of all, a lot of skepticism around the whole application process leaves … Read more
From warming up to playing sports to some basic and advanced stretches; gym classes in high school are mostly mandatory, as many states demand students to attend a certain number of hours per week per semester. At the same time, while many students are often intrigued and find gym and PE classes fun, others might … Read more
A significant accomplishment is completing high school. For the first time, you have the freedom to decide for yourself what you want to accomplish with your life rather than simply following orders. This could refer to anything from attending college to working overseas. Many high school graduates think of joining the military after graduation in … Read more
California’s high school exit test has been permanently abolished thanks to legislation Governor Jerry Brown signed. The legislature agreed in 2015 to eliminate the California High School Exit Examination as a prerequisite for graduation for the high school classes of 2015 through 2018. Therefore, those without high school graduation have CHSPE as a possible choice. … Read more