College :o

[Monocle]

 So, I'm finishing up my second semester work within the next month, and my homeschooling program has helped me fill/send out my college application forms, I have applied to;

[X]Arizona State - Dual Major in Business and Interior Design
[X]Southern California University
[X]Columbia, New York
[X]UCLA
[X]Stanford (Yes, I'm serious)
[X]Harvard (Again, I'm serious)


Currently I'm at a credit and grade standing to get accepted to all of the colleges I listed above, I have a 3.96/4 GPA, I got 2,283 on the SAT, ACT scores are as follows;
ACT Composite: 29
ACT English: 31
ACT Math: 27

The only thing that really could prevent me from getting accepted to any of those colleges would simply be my essay portion, I scored awesome on the ACT but I am almost positive I forgeted up on the application one.

Also, I'm def not gonna get into Harvard sadly because of my Math grade, if it were to be a 28 or 29 they may look at it more seriously ):

Anyway, point of this topic, where do y'all brotherz go to college or want to go to college?

(Yes, I am 16, I'm graduating 2 years early, homeschooling and AP courses ftw)

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[Unwritten Calender]

good for my honeymunchkin! :D

[Otis Da HousKat]

Business and interior design?

:(

[NickTheSushi]

I have a 3.96/4 GPA

That 0.04 is from joining Blockland. Trust me.

[JAW959]

Business and interior design?

lolwut

[Otis Da HousKat]

You should spend the two years you saved from finishing high school early and think of something better to do.

[Monocle]

Business and interior design?

:(

Yeah, I've wanted to do interior design for years, and then I took business classes at my old highschool for a semester and it was fun. What's wrong with business and interior design?

):

good for my honeymunchkin! :D

Thanks cutie pie.

That 0.04 is from joining Blockland. Trust me.

Haha, that's the exact thing that went through my head when I looked at my gpa transcript for this semester. But no, its actually because I got a B- in my business statistics class on my final, simply because I didn't brown townyze a situation "realistically" enough.. :c

[devildogelite]

I'm a lazy forget and plan on going to ESU, its a public university so its cheap and its like 15 minutes away from my house

[Monocle]

I'm a lazy forget and plan on going to ESU, its a public university so its cheap and its like 15 minutes away from my house

A public university or a community college? There's a biiiig difference.

[NickTheSushi]

I wish I was smart enough to do this stuff :o

[devildogelite]

A public university or a community college? There's a biiiig difference.

Its a Public University. I mostly plan on going to it since its so close and I wouldn't have to live on campus or rent unless I wanted to

I wish I was smart enough to do this stuff :o

Me too

[Monocle]

I wish I was smart enough to do this stuff :o

Its expected of me, lol. If I get stuffty grades, I get grounded from everything, sounds bad but it keeps me in line, I appreciate my parents for it.

Its a Public University. I mostly plan on going to it since its so close and I wouldn't have to live on campus or rent unless I wanted to


Me too

Mm, makes sense.

[Otis Da HousKat]

Try getting a girl to go out with you when they find out you live with your parents. I know all too well.

Of course that serves as a good filter too. Any girl who really cares about that isn't worth going after.

I go to State U 15 minutes from my house. I do wish I lived on or a walk/bike ride distance from campus though since I spend most of my day there.

[Caution]

ASU. :D

I'm having so many second thoughts about my future. I wanted to be an architect but I only do well when its hands-on, which you obviously can't do in the real world. I also haven't had good grades in Geometry, Algebra or Algebra II. I've considered joining the Air Force and becoming a cop, I've considered video game development, I've considered culinary. I'm so unsure at this point. I feel pressured because I'm a sophomore and I'm already recieveing junk mail from colleges asking to consider them and sign up for their bullstuff information guide.

I'm sad.

[_Rave_]

I don't know why, but I don't trust homeschooling as a valid education.  It seems so strange, you miss all the experiences of a social atmosphere, stress-management, being away from home, etc.

I don't know.  I would never homeschool my kids.  If I am fortunate enough to have some, that is.