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stack
Canada348 Posts
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onmach
United States1241 Posts
If I were in your position, fuck taking another year of high school. How pointless is that? You should get a job, not menial labor job or a fast food job, but a real job in a real office. And just see where things lead. The hard sciences are not for the faint of heart. I've known people that go half cocked into it for four years and end up working at good will. You need to have a plan for that to work out and you don't have one. | ||
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baller
527 Posts
On December 09 2009 17:37 stack wrote: did your sister play when gretzky coached the male team the year both canadian teams won gold? what is her name? this is his sister: ![[image loading]](http://79.img.v4.skyrock.net/795/bashbrother21/pics/536464382_small.jpg) she was the national team's second goalkeeper. she was the better than the other goaliebut didn't become the starter until her 3rd year. she had a reputation as "the cat" because she is so good vs penalty shots with her glove hand... she stopped iceland's ace scorer's shot to give her team the championship in the junior goodwill games even though she didn't play at all earlier in the tournament (she trusted her coach). imo she should've started over goldberg to begin with... nai.protoss' parents must've been pissed with the lack of PT | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32135 Posts
Don't listen to your retarded mother, unless you plan on becoming a lumberjack or some other kind of manual laborer Post pics of your sister | ||
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seppolevne
Canada1681 Posts
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Leath
Canada1724 Posts
yes, I got that from Futurama, but it is still meaningful o.o | ||
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nAi.PrOtOsS
Canada784 Posts
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excal
Canada166 Posts
I switched programs 3 times and between 2 faculties and now I know what I really want to do for school and for my career. It's not a problem to not know what you want to do, but it's a problem if you're not trying to figure it out. | ||
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akevin
Canada120 Posts
On December 10 2009 07:05 nAi.PrOtOsS wrote: Well this semester really gave me a chance to improve my grades. I got extremely motivated seeing all my friends leave for university and really started to actually try, currently my average is 84%. The area of science that I am interested in currently is Chemistry, and honestly I cannot even predict what kind of degree I would aim for. 84% should be decent enough to get into at least mediocre universities like York, Ottawa, etc. Not sure if its good enough for universities like UofT or not though. Anyways, I did a BSc. in Chemistry/Biology, and I would recommend it if you are truly interested in chemistry. That being said, I recommend you start to think about what you are interested in doing with your life. As EatThePath stated, a science degree (inc. chemistry) can lead to many possible job prospects. Many of which do not require further education; however, often these jobs are not very related to chemistry. I have no clue if you are interested in just pursuing a regular government job like this or are interested in teaching, research, medicine, industry (ie. pharmacy etc.). For the latter positions you generally need further education, and if you are truly interested in such options you need to perform well once you start your degree. If you are one of the best, you have pretty unlimited options coming out with a science degree. Basically get your shit together now, and start forming good study habits etc. so you can be successful. Also begin thinking about future goals, because the earlier you look into these the better. In addition, its often too late to improve once you find something you are interested in, so plan on being the best from the beginning. If you can do this you should have no problem proving your parents wrong. | ||
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