View Full Version : life... probly not what you think...
SR240DET
05-04-2003, 09:26 PM
ok.. i suck at life... well.. haha just school.. it turns out i dont like school.. and im doing horable.... ok.. here is the real question.... was anybody here horable at school.... but have a good future ahead of them?? im 17.. i have a 2.0 GPA.. anybody ever been in my situation... and now is some what doing goood financial wise..? i never really did stuff unless i felt it was necessary... ok... im drunk.. and im rambling.... and i was just thinking about how im gonna have a better life... dr.vodka says goodnight...
Sundi240
05-05-2003, 12:12 AM
Haha, I had like a 2.0 GPA in HS too. I didn't even try, but I know that when I take courses that I'm interested in career-wise, I will do well. Don't worry, there is always a way.
the head
05-05-2003, 12:19 AM
i graduated HS with a 1.65 i am currently in college and have a 3.0 translation I actually give a **** when I have to pay for it
somthing else i have seen HS grads with your GPA with a six figure salary just a matter of time and paitence
just food for thought
s13silady
05-05-2003, 12:30 AM
judging by the way you spell "HORRIBLE"........jk
i had below a 2.0 in highschool. but highschool is just preporatory for college... college is what counts...
i go to silicon valley college.. and im doing good at 3.6..
thats cuz i try now :D
Kookaburraz
05-05-2003, 04:31 AM
Oh yeah, college is a breeze.
My tests this semester:
Physics
68
51
58
Calc
57
31
69
MaterialsScience
82
81
34
But I go to a hard school, so I tell myself it's ok (actually, it is ok, because none of it is related to my major right now).
the head
05-05-2003, 07:19 AM
what school has materials sci. as a core course is it field specific (ie college of engeneering(sp) ) what is your major
uiuc240
05-05-2003, 10:17 AM
the only way to succeed at ANYTHING is to be interested in it. without passion, you won't do well. as long as you're taking classed you don't like, the grades will obviously suffer. my advice:
do your best, take the SATs/ACTs if you want, graduate, and then take a year off if you need to. the WORST thing you can do to yourself is to go to college "undecided". that just leads to a year or more of floundering in retarded classes. trust me. i have MANY friends that did that. they regret it so much. i'm 24 and getting my Master's, and some of them are still not done with their undergrad.
so, while you take time off and get a job, work on your car a bit and then take some classes in different subjects at a local community college. if they suck, drop it. if you like it, keep going, and try to get the highest grade in the class. see how far you can push yourself. once you find something you like, go to college for it.
good luck,
Eric
SR240DET
05-05-2003, 03:53 PM
hell yeah... thanks you all..... you guys have some great advice... uiuc240.. i like what your saying... i mean.. i like anything car.. or computer/electrical related.... i dont wanna do somthing with cars... unless its a hobby.... or.. unless its for like a F1 pit crew... =) thanks again everybody.. "one more year"
zspturbo
05-05-2003, 04:07 PM
just open a tuner shop and give me free parts and everything will be ok :D
SR240DET
05-05-2003, 04:17 PM
done and done... ;)
AceInHole
05-05-2003, 04:21 PM
Originally posted by Kookaburraz
Oh yeah, college is a breeze.
My tests this semester:
Physics
68
51
58
Calc
57
31
69
MaterialsScience
82
81
34
But I go to a hard school, so I tell myself it's ok (actually, it is ok, because none of it is related to my major right now).
Heh.... a breeze... especially for engineers, 90% of whom when asked "So when are you graduating?" reply "uhh.... I dunno...."
Although, some profs are understanding. Take my Civil Eng. course as an example:
Exams:
65, 57, 39, 50
My grade for the sem. which can only go up at the final?? C
Ahh... I loves da' curve!!
MorganS13
05-05-2003, 04:52 PM
i hate mechanical engineering. i'm too far into it to turn back, this **** better pay off :mad:
Titan
05-05-2003, 04:55 PM
Sorry to be the nerd.
My advanced senior courses:
Algebra and geometry: 88%
Calculus: 93%
Finite math: 92%
Physics: 90%
Computer Studies: 93%
English (Blah!): 92% <-- No idea how I pulled that one off
And.. *mumbles*.. Chemistry: 75% <-- Evil teacher
Now I know I'm gonna get flammed, lol.. but I like math and science.
If you really want to do well, all thats needed is paying attension in class and doing ALL the homework. I know that sounds like alot, but it's really worth it.
If you need any last minute help on math, lemme know.
*Trips and breaks glasses, gets a nose bleed, and spills ear medicine*
Dammit!
Kreator
05-05-2003, 06:46 PM
Well, if you drink less vodka, maybe your gpa will go up :rolleyes:
Honestly though, i graduated high school with a 3.14 GPA not studying at all (eg, i went to all classes, yet practically never opened the book. whatever i learned in class was goood enough).
As for college being a breeze, lol our teacher in data structures corse takes the median/mean grade on a particular assignment and makes it a B/C cutoff. Last test the average was 40.... thanx to a couple geeks who got in the 90s, cuz the rest of the class had like 30-35 :o
russian
05-05-2003, 09:09 PM
you'll be alright. make yourself go to college, and when you do, dont study at home, go to the library - this way you can pass and make good grades/gpa. :)
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