You posted here.. To ask to ask someone about who would be good to give you advice?... Well pretty much everyone here would help you... If you want someone in your life. I guess your dad? Mom? Sister? Maybe a really close girl friend. They tend to work best =PWho would be a good person to ask for advice on girls, I don't understand them at all and I am shy?
Well, 1st of all, ask a girl. Anyone girl who answers this Q is probably willing to help you.
Since 99.9% of us probably don't know you, we'll all be open and honest (I hope!)..... great Q, and you can count on us!
If you don't want to talk to us, talk to your mom, close friend (male or female- either will give great tips!), or even Google if you have to. Good luck!
Hope I helped. Return the favor? -K
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Who would be a good person to ask for advice on girls, I don't understand them at all and I am shy?
Well... us for one. You are in an advice section.
you can ask here.
Or you can try a female friend or relative. Someone you don't find attractive, who doesn't find you attractive.
But I would start here....whaddya need to know?
your dad? an older brother? definately someone older than you. but what you need to realize is that not only are all girls very much different. but also that no matter how hard you try, you will never fully understand them lol
Ask your father or a girl who is really close to you. Or even a girl cousin. Or you can ask me. I'll be glad to give you information.
Honestly no one. No one understands them. I used to ask my questions to my aunt and she seemed to be helpful. How about your dad? My aunt was much more helpful. Always good to get a women's perspective.
^_^ no one understands us except us ourselves. ask one of ur guy friends or ur parents. -_- or put up a question on yahoo answers
Your mom or sisters are always a good choice even tho u might think its a little awkward. But just try to get a little more confident.
Do they speak a different language from yours? Maybe that's why you don't understand them
Yahoo! Answers:P
Ask me cause I'm a girl and could probably help, infact most girls could x
ask me...i love to be open and tell it like it is!!!
A girl! You should post your questions on here and I bet you'll get a lot of feedback. xoxo
Your mom.
Your Dad.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
I have been nominated as treasurer for my son's football league. Any tips or advice?
I used to be senior staff accountant for a large corporation but have rec'd many comments stating ooh be careful..lot of work..hope you know what you are getting yourself into. Is there a book I can buy for best practices for a non-profit organization?I have been nominated as treasurer for my son's football league. Any tips or advice?
The ';best practices'; are the simplest ones. A pencil and notebook might be your solution. The only thing that matters is that all moneys are accounted for. Since this is not an income - generating operation , you should only be taking in money once or twice a season. And the money always comes from the same place .... the parents.
You keep receipts for all expenses but there shouldn't be many.
One line in the journal for your expenses and one for your ';incoming money';. Don't let it become complicated.
The ';best practices'; are the simplest ones. A pencil and notebook might be your solution. The only thing that matters is that all moneys are accounted for. Since this is not an income - generating operation , you should only be taking in money once or twice a season. And the money always comes from the same place .... the parents.
You keep receipts for all expenses but there shouldn't be many.
One line in the journal for your expenses and one for your ';incoming money';. Don't let it become complicated.
Jamaica trip advice!!!! Mo Bay to be specific..help?
how much spending money should i be taking to jamaica, i was thinking about $250, would that be enough? this is just money for souveniers, how expensive is stuff over there? and what should i expect when i get there??Jamaica trip advice!!!! Mo Bay to be specific..help?
1st of don't ever pay the asking price for anything in Jamaica ! start off offering 1/2 of what the ask and barter your way to what you find to be reasonable (i've found walking away always works) and yes $250. is plenty. and to answer what to expect-expect the time of your life!Jamaica trip advice!!!! Mo Bay to be specific..help?
That really should be enough. You will want to make sure you have a good understanding of the conversion rate. You can get this rate at the airport or at your resort. This will help you to compare the pricing and know if something is way too expensive or not. Also, if you have enough time compare prices and try to negotiate pricing.
Unless you are buying gifts for a bunch of people you should be fine. Don't do any shopping at all (cover your eyes) at the airport since it's overpriced.
Wait until the end of your trip to do your shopping, by then you might have a feel for how people haggle and it will give you time to ask others what they paid.
Jamaica is full of great artists, you should be able to find some really nice gifts!blushed revlon
1st of don't ever pay the asking price for anything in Jamaica ! start off offering 1/2 of what the ask and barter your way to what you find to be reasonable (i've found walking away always works) and yes $250. is plenty. and to answer what to expect-expect the time of your life!Jamaica trip advice!!!! Mo Bay to be specific..help?
That really should be enough. You will want to make sure you have a good understanding of the conversion rate. You can get this rate at the airport or at your resort. This will help you to compare the pricing and know if something is way too expensive or not. Also, if you have enough time compare prices and try to negotiate pricing.
Unless you are buying gifts for a bunch of people you should be fine. Don't do any shopping at all (cover your eyes) at the airport since it's overpriced.
Wait until the end of your trip to do your shopping, by then you might have a feel for how people haggle and it will give you time to ask others what they paid.
Jamaica is full of great artists, you should be able to find some really nice gifts!
I want to be a vet, im still really young. i was wondering if there's any advice for me. thanks!?
I'm not a vet, but here's some info I hope it will help. Good Luck.
Do well in school; go talk to your school counselor (they can give you good advise on what you should do to become a vet, colleges, and volunteer opportunities in your area); get lots of hands-on experience with animals (work at a vet clinic or maybe try volunteer at a wildlife rehab); Get as high of a degree as you can; after your degree do an internship or residency.
Info on Veterinarians:
http://www.avma.org/careforanimals/anima鈥?/a>
http://www.avma.org/careforanimals/anima鈥?/a>
http://www.venturescholar.org/resource/v鈥?/a>
http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/profi鈥?/a>
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos076.htm
http://careerplanning.about.com/od/occup鈥?/a>
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Indu鈥?/a>
Preparation Advice-
Students interested in a career in veterinary medicine should begin their preparation by doing well in general science and biology in junior high school. They need to take a strong science, math, and biology program in high school. To be considered for admission to a college of veterinary medicine, a student must first complete undergraduate preveterinary medical coursework, which usually includes three to four years of college study, with specific course requirements. Each college of veterinary medicine establishes its own preveterinary requirements. Typical requirements include basic language and communication skills, social sciences, humanities, mathematics, chemistry, and the biological and physical sciences.
Preveterinary Coursework-
Preveterinary coursework can be completed at many colleges and universities, including those at which the veterinary medical schools are located. Students should check with the veterinary college to which they plan to apply to be sure they take all required courses. They should also be certain that credits from the preveterinary courses they take at the school of their choice are acceptable to the veterinary colleges.
Completion of a preveterinary program does not guarantee admission to a college of veterinary medicine. Admission to veterinary school is highly competitive. Applicants usually have grades of ';B'; or better, especially in the sciences and may be required by the veterinary school admission policies to take appropriate examinations such as the Graduate Record Examination. Most colleges give preference to candidates with animal or veterinary related experience. The number of qualified applicants who are admitted to veterinary colleges nationwide varies from year to year, but the average acceptance rate is approximately 43%. [avma.org]
Question: Can you tell me about veterinary medicine as a career option.
Answer: I am a senior veterinary student at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH. I plan to work with exotic animals in private practice when I graduate. However, I've spent a lot of time volunteering at various zoos and talking to various zoo veterinarians over the last 10 years.
First of all, it doesn't really matter what your undergraduate degree is in as long as you take all the prerequisite course work for admission into a college of veterinary medicine. This often means that you end up taking enough course credts for a major in biology/zoology/microbiology/ecology or some such field. However, there are a number of students in my class who majored in some totally different field such as business, music, and computer engineering.
The amount of money you can earn in this profession depends on what field you go into, on average the starting salary of a veterinarian right out of school is $55,000-65,000. Although, some people earn more if they are paid on production. Being paid on production means that whatever amount of money you generate for a practice, you get a percentage of that amount in your paycheck. Currently, Lab Animal Veterinarians are paid the most right out of school, but Equine veterinarians often end up making more after they've worked int he field for over 5 years. Zoo Vets usually get paid less since zoos often don't make much money and also most people who are zoo vets do it because they love the animals, not for the money.
If you want to pursue a career working in a zoo, it is best to start out by volunteering at a local zoo and getting your foot in the door by networking with the keepers and curators. Also, when you are picking out what veterinary college to apply to; make sure the school you choose has an exotic animal medicine department. Get well grounded in the basics of both large animal medicine and companion small animal medicine while in veterinary school. Pursue internships at a zoo during your summer breaks in Veterinary school. Lastly, get a good internship/residency in zoo medicine after you graduate with your DVM. If you do all that, you will probably be able to pursue a career in zoo medicine. One other thing, If you want to get a good residency, it helps if you can get published while you are in college in a peer reviewed journal.
Some things you can do before attending college and veterinary school would be to contact zoos (zoo veterinarians treat almost all exotic animal species), aquaria, and local veterinarians (find out which local vets treat exotic animal species) 鈥?the yellow pages or internet are good resources for this. Some zoos and veterinary hospitals even have special summer volunteer programs. Once you make a list of some places that interest you, find out which of these places you can work or volunteer 鈥?this experience will help you make more contacts with people to get you started and it will give you a first hand look of what it is like. The opportunities in this field are unlimited 鈥?you can work in animal hospitals, zoos, aqauria, universities, safaris - the sky's the limit.
Question: As a high school junior what should I be doing to enhance my chances of being accepted into a pre-vet program in college ? I recently visited Ohio State and spoke with a student in the Animal Science program and she indicated that I should be getting exposure hours in the field as a volunteer or employee because those who get accepted at Ohio State generally have 500 - 800 hours of service before applying to the program. Is this true in most programs ? I know it is very difficult to get into a program and want to do anything that I can to be better prepared. Any advice would be appreciated.
Answer: While getting into veterinary school is difficult, it is NOT impossible and it is GREAT that you are already focused and interested in the profession. :) Definitely the student you spoke with when you visited Ohio State is correct. The admissions committees at all of the veterinary schools (including Ohio State) like to see and tend to accept students who are very dedicated to the field. So, I would definitely recommend getting as much hands on veterinary experience that you can. Since you will be applying to veterinary school in about 4-5 years, having a record of animal and veterinary experience for many years will definitely be beneficial.
When I was a junior in high school, I began by working in a kennel that was attached to a veterinary hospital. Eventually, I was offered a job in the veterinary hospital working as a veterinary assistant. My other recommendation to you is to try and seek out a diverse range of animal and veterinary experiences. For example, try to work for a small animal veterinarians, a horse veterinarian, work with a researcher, etc.
Question: How hard is it to get into vet school?
Answer: Not hard, if it's what you really want and are willing to work hard to get there. There are only 27 veterinary schools in the United States, but 2-3 X more than that in medical schools. So, yes, you are competing with a lot of people to get into one of those vet schools. But I truly feel that if you are committed to veterinary medicine, have gotten good grades, and have shown leadership potential and worked hard, then you will get in. It takes some people more than one try (more than one year of applying to get in) but I got in the first year. I think what made me a great candidate was the fact that I got a alot of experience in different fields of veterinary medicine before I applied to vet school. I gained experience by working as a technician, vet assistant and research assistant.
Q: What qualities would impress these schools?
Answer: Unfortunately, most schools select who they will interview based on their applications. So looking good on paper is a good thing-- by that I mean having a good college GPA (minimum 3.4). This also means being active in your community (clubs, etc) having leadership potential (i.e. organizing events, running for president/vice pres/treasurer of class or clubs, or being more than just a ';member';--be active!) and volunteering (for example, I volunteered at a local animal shelter). Most importantly, your experience in the field (veterinary medicine or even human medicine) is critical. Start now by shadowing vets in your community, and not just one type of vet-- Large animal and small animal. Once you are in college, start doing research projects, and continue working for local vets to gain experience. Don't be intimidated to ask vets for a position (even if it's just volunteering)--they, too, once needed a place to gain experience and most are happy to give you the opportunity. [venturescholar.org]
Vet Colleges:
http://www.avma.org/education/cvea/colle鈥?/a>
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vschool.htm
Info on Residencies and Internships:
http://www.virmp.org/virmp/searchnew.asp鈥?/a>
V!A (do a search for questions, for more good info) I wanna be a vet for LARGE animals? I want to be a marine mammal veterinarian.? VeterinaI want to be a vet, im still really young. i was wondering if there's any advice for me. thanks!?
also do many internships and voluteer and vet clinics and animal shelter. experience is neededI want to be a vet, im still really young. i was wondering if there's any advice for me. thanks!?
Study ALOT! Get good grades. Major in science. Have a good background because the will run a background check when you apply.
keep your grades up and understand that it takes up to seven years to become a veterinarian, let your parents know you have your mind set on this so they can put money in an era for your college. good luck.
Do well in school; go talk to your school counselor (they can give you good advise on what you should do to become a vet, colleges, and volunteer opportunities in your area); get lots of hands-on experience with animals (work at a vet clinic or maybe try volunteer at a wildlife rehab); Get as high of a degree as you can; after your degree do an internship or residency.
Info on Veterinarians:
http://www.avma.org/careforanimals/anima鈥?/a>
http://www.avma.org/careforanimals/anima鈥?/a>
http://www.venturescholar.org/resource/v鈥?/a>
http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/profi鈥?/a>
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos076.htm
http://careerplanning.about.com/od/occup鈥?/a>
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Indu鈥?/a>
Preparation Advice-
Students interested in a career in veterinary medicine should begin their preparation by doing well in general science and biology in junior high school. They need to take a strong science, math, and biology program in high school. To be considered for admission to a college of veterinary medicine, a student must first complete undergraduate preveterinary medical coursework, which usually includes three to four years of college study, with specific course requirements. Each college of veterinary medicine establishes its own preveterinary requirements. Typical requirements include basic language and communication skills, social sciences, humanities, mathematics, chemistry, and the biological and physical sciences.
Preveterinary Coursework-
Preveterinary coursework can be completed at many colleges and universities, including those at which the veterinary medical schools are located. Students should check with the veterinary college to which they plan to apply to be sure they take all required courses. They should also be certain that credits from the preveterinary courses they take at the school of their choice are acceptable to the veterinary colleges.
Completion of a preveterinary program does not guarantee admission to a college of veterinary medicine. Admission to veterinary school is highly competitive. Applicants usually have grades of ';B'; or better, especially in the sciences and may be required by the veterinary school admission policies to take appropriate examinations such as the Graduate Record Examination. Most colleges give preference to candidates with animal or veterinary related experience. The number of qualified applicants who are admitted to veterinary colleges nationwide varies from year to year, but the average acceptance rate is approximately 43%. [avma.org]
Question: Can you tell me about veterinary medicine as a career option.
Answer: I am a senior veterinary student at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH. I plan to work with exotic animals in private practice when I graduate. However, I've spent a lot of time volunteering at various zoos and talking to various zoo veterinarians over the last 10 years.
First of all, it doesn't really matter what your undergraduate degree is in as long as you take all the prerequisite course work for admission into a college of veterinary medicine. This often means that you end up taking enough course credts for a major in biology/zoology/microbiology/ecology or some such field. However, there are a number of students in my class who majored in some totally different field such as business, music, and computer engineering.
The amount of money you can earn in this profession depends on what field you go into, on average the starting salary of a veterinarian right out of school is $55,000-65,000. Although, some people earn more if they are paid on production. Being paid on production means that whatever amount of money you generate for a practice, you get a percentage of that amount in your paycheck. Currently, Lab Animal Veterinarians are paid the most right out of school, but Equine veterinarians often end up making more after they've worked int he field for over 5 years. Zoo Vets usually get paid less since zoos often don't make much money and also most people who are zoo vets do it because they love the animals, not for the money.
If you want to pursue a career working in a zoo, it is best to start out by volunteering at a local zoo and getting your foot in the door by networking with the keepers and curators. Also, when you are picking out what veterinary college to apply to; make sure the school you choose has an exotic animal medicine department. Get well grounded in the basics of both large animal medicine and companion small animal medicine while in veterinary school. Pursue internships at a zoo during your summer breaks in Veterinary school. Lastly, get a good internship/residency in zoo medicine after you graduate with your DVM. If you do all that, you will probably be able to pursue a career in zoo medicine. One other thing, If you want to get a good residency, it helps if you can get published while you are in college in a peer reviewed journal.
Some things you can do before attending college and veterinary school would be to contact zoos (zoo veterinarians treat almost all exotic animal species), aquaria, and local veterinarians (find out which local vets treat exotic animal species) 鈥?the yellow pages or internet are good resources for this. Some zoos and veterinary hospitals even have special summer volunteer programs. Once you make a list of some places that interest you, find out which of these places you can work or volunteer 鈥?this experience will help you make more contacts with people to get you started and it will give you a first hand look of what it is like. The opportunities in this field are unlimited 鈥?you can work in animal hospitals, zoos, aqauria, universities, safaris - the sky's the limit.
Question: As a high school junior what should I be doing to enhance my chances of being accepted into a pre-vet program in college ? I recently visited Ohio State and spoke with a student in the Animal Science program and she indicated that I should be getting exposure hours in the field as a volunteer or employee because those who get accepted at Ohio State generally have 500 - 800 hours of service before applying to the program. Is this true in most programs ? I know it is very difficult to get into a program and want to do anything that I can to be better prepared. Any advice would be appreciated.
Answer: While getting into veterinary school is difficult, it is NOT impossible and it is GREAT that you are already focused and interested in the profession. :) Definitely the student you spoke with when you visited Ohio State is correct. The admissions committees at all of the veterinary schools (including Ohio State) like to see and tend to accept students who are very dedicated to the field. So, I would definitely recommend getting as much hands on veterinary experience that you can. Since you will be applying to veterinary school in about 4-5 years, having a record of animal and veterinary experience for many years will definitely be beneficial.
When I was a junior in high school, I began by working in a kennel that was attached to a veterinary hospital. Eventually, I was offered a job in the veterinary hospital working as a veterinary assistant. My other recommendation to you is to try and seek out a diverse range of animal and veterinary experiences. For example, try to work for a small animal veterinarians, a horse veterinarian, work with a researcher, etc.
Question: How hard is it to get into vet school?
Answer: Not hard, if it's what you really want and are willing to work hard to get there. There are only 27 veterinary schools in the United States, but 2-3 X more than that in medical schools. So, yes, you are competing with a lot of people to get into one of those vet schools. But I truly feel that if you are committed to veterinary medicine, have gotten good grades, and have shown leadership potential and worked hard, then you will get in. It takes some people more than one try (more than one year of applying to get in) but I got in the first year. I think what made me a great candidate was the fact that I got a alot of experience in different fields of veterinary medicine before I applied to vet school. I gained experience by working as a technician, vet assistant and research assistant.
Q: What qualities would impress these schools?
Answer: Unfortunately, most schools select who they will interview based on their applications. So looking good on paper is a good thing-- by that I mean having a good college GPA (minimum 3.4). This also means being active in your community (clubs, etc) having leadership potential (i.e. organizing events, running for president/vice pres/treasurer of class or clubs, or being more than just a ';member';--be active!) and volunteering (for example, I volunteered at a local animal shelter). Most importantly, your experience in the field (veterinary medicine or even human medicine) is critical. Start now by shadowing vets in your community, and not just one type of vet-- Large animal and small animal. Once you are in college, start doing research projects, and continue working for local vets to gain experience. Don't be intimidated to ask vets for a position (even if it's just volunteering)--they, too, once needed a place to gain experience and most are happy to give you the opportunity. [venturescholar.org]
Vet Colleges:
http://www.avma.org/education/cvea/colle鈥?/a>
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vschool.htm
Info on Residencies and Internships:
http://www.virmp.org/virmp/searchnew.asp鈥?/a>
V!A (do a search for questions, for more good info) I wanna be a vet for LARGE animals? I want to be a marine mammal veterinarian.? VeterinaI want to be a vet, im still really young. i was wondering if there's any advice for me. thanks!?
also do many internships and voluteer and vet clinics and animal shelter. experience is neededI want to be a vet, im still really young. i was wondering if there's any advice for me. thanks!?
Study ALOT! Get good grades. Major in science. Have a good background because the will run a background check when you apply.
keep your grades up and understand that it takes up to seven years to become a veterinarian, let your parents know you have your mind set on this so they can put money in an era for your college. good luck.
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I need advice on how to be a better student ?
like i want to become a better person but i cant it seem lyk everytime i do something im doin it wrong and i getr in trouble and probation is all up on m y ***I need advice on how to be a better student ?
try not to speak nythng b4 thinkin twice..the best way i guess..
n some teachers wont lyk nyone arguing wdh them..so try to avoid the same..while teaching..pay attention n lisn to her..
try not to speak nythng b4 thinkin twice..the best way i guess..
n some teachers wont lyk nyone arguing wdh them..so try to avoid the same..while teaching..pay attention n lisn to her..
I'm going to be a 7th grader any advice?
i'm going into 7th grader and i don't know what to think of that.Any
advice?I'm going to be a 7th grader any advice?
Don't give in to peer pressure, and if you haven't already....you'll be starting your period and other girls will be too.....and that means Hormones will be changing and attitudes will be increasing and sex will be on everybody's mind and pressure will keep comming from everybody about doing everything. Stay focused on your school work..... Guys will always be around, your education is more important for your career or future.I'm going to be a 7th grader any advice?
just relax i just got out of 7 th its not that hard its the same as any other grade except u might get more respect from some of the younger kids
hey.. I am going to be in 9th grade so am pretty nervous for 'HIGH' school
ok for u...
keep ur self ' urself' and keep cool
... start the first day with notihng to be ur weak point like be in the maximum hygiene
and in strong education so AS we say be looking leader not a puppy follower hu search for friends
they need to be them hus looking for u
ok dear... I am nervous too
but keep cool and everything would past well!!!!
good luck dear.. to me also!!!!
have fun, but try to do well academically, dont follow other people just be yourself. and make sure you know who your real friends are...
Concentrate on grades not boyfriends (or girlfriends).You're sevie
Dont date..ur too young. =)
Be a 7th grader and dont LOOK like a 30 yr old.
Please spare yyourself and others of slutty clothing and extremely low standards =)!!!
and
Smile!
i have a daughter going in to the 6th grade and she is worried about the same stuff
but dont worry of course you dont know but doing new things can be fun
just be yourself and keep your confidence up and just have fun
seventh grade is hard, but it is rewarding at the end. Particularly in science.
In my school, most of what the 7th graders are doing is just preparing for 8th grade. Make sure you keep your grades stable, don't bomb a test, because it'll usually lead you to do worse and worse...
Pay attention in class, don't worry about getting lost..most other people are going through the same thing. =D
and most importantly.. have fun!
ur gonna be a sevie!!! haha
(sevie is a word used at my high school....its what we call the 7th graders)
School is hard in 7th so focus on it. Don worry about the drama or what people think of you, just be yourself. There will always be drama but if you mess up in school it with mess with you the resat of your life. So stay with the work %26amp; not the drama.
Yes, don't act relly cool.
Well I'm going to the ninth and i'm happy !!!!!!!!!!! Jst be nice and friendly and listen to the teachers ( which i never did ) and you';; be ok !!!!!!!!! Hope I helped! GOOD LUCK Bye
advice?I'm going to be a 7th grader any advice?
Don't give in to peer pressure, and if you haven't already....you'll be starting your period and other girls will be too.....and that means Hormones will be changing and attitudes will be increasing and sex will be on everybody's mind and pressure will keep comming from everybody about doing everything. Stay focused on your school work..... Guys will always be around, your education is more important for your career or future.I'm going to be a 7th grader any advice?
just relax i just got out of 7 th its not that hard its the same as any other grade except u might get more respect from some of the younger kids
hey.. I am going to be in 9th grade so am pretty nervous for 'HIGH' school
ok for u...
keep ur self ' urself' and keep cool
... start the first day with notihng to be ur weak point like be in the maximum hygiene
and in strong education so AS we say be looking leader not a puppy follower hu search for friends
they need to be them hus looking for u
ok dear... I am nervous too
but keep cool and everything would past well!!!!
good luck dear.. to me also!!!!
have fun, but try to do well academically, dont follow other people just be yourself. and make sure you know who your real friends are...
Concentrate on grades not boyfriends (or girlfriends).You're sevie
Dont date..ur too young. =)
Be a 7th grader and dont LOOK like a 30 yr old.
Please spare yyourself and others of slutty clothing and extremely low standards =)!!!
and
Smile!
i have a daughter going in to the 6th grade and she is worried about the same stuff
but dont worry of course you dont know but doing new things can be fun
just be yourself and keep your confidence up and just have fun
seventh grade is hard, but it is rewarding at the end. Particularly in science.
In my school, most of what the 7th graders are doing is just preparing for 8th grade. Make sure you keep your grades stable, don't bomb a test, because it'll usually lead you to do worse and worse...
Pay attention in class, don't worry about getting lost..most other people are going through the same thing. =D
and most importantly.. have fun!
ur gonna be a sevie!!! haha
(sevie is a word used at my high school....its what we call the 7th graders)
School is hard in 7th so focus on it. Don worry about the drama or what people think of you, just be yourself. There will always be drama but if you mess up in school it with mess with you the resat of your life. So stay with the work %26amp; not the drama.
Yes, don't act relly cool.
Well I'm going to the ninth and i'm happy !!!!!!!!!!! Jst be nice and friendly and listen to the teachers ( which i never did ) and you';; be ok !!!!!!!!! Hope I helped! GOOD LUCK Bye
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