Schools and Colleges

What topics are currently being covered in Algebra 2 Honors? Hello everyone! I’m about to start tutoring a freshman in Algebra 2 Honors, and since it’s been a while since I took the class, I want to ensure I’m well-prepared for our session tomorrow. Her mom mentioned that they’re focusing […]

I’m feeling really overwhelmed right now. It seems like everything is going wrong for me. I have a 3.3 GPA, I’m not part of the class council, and my extracurriculars aren’t impressive. I do have 217 volunteer hours and I’m on track for the IB Diploma Program and the PLTW […]

I could use some advice. My mom found out I’ve been using my tablet for social media, so she took it away and banned me from using any social apps. Right now, I’m on my school computer, but she’s planning to reset my tablet next week. I’m thinking about whether […]

Someone at my school has a Cybertruck! I can’t believe someone so wealthy goes to a public school!

Regular Classes vs. Honors and AP Classes Last year, after spending a couple of years in online school, I transferred back to my high school, and wow, what a whirlwind it was. There was a lot of drama, fights, and it just didn’t provide a conducive learning environment. Because my […]

Standardizing Testing Query Is it possible to use my AP score in place of my SAT score to meet testing requirements? Also, when submitting my SAT score, am I unable to choose which specific section scores to report?

Looking ahead to next year’s classes! I’m currently a freshman and taking AP Human Geography, which I hear is one of the easier AP classes. For next year, I’m planning to take AP World History and AP Chemistry. I’ve heard people say that AP Chem is really challenging and often […]

Why do students stretch the truth so often? Last Friday, most of the guys ditched class because the Detroit Pistons cheerleaders were doing a photo and signing event at a nearby Walmart (don’t judge; I think it was a pretty valid reason!). I know for a fact that I spent […]

It’s that time of year again—scheduling for classes as a freshman. My parents have given me one main directive: excel in challenging courses. On the surface, I appear to be doing well, juggling AP Human Geography, four honors classes, and Spanish 2, all while maintaining straight A’s. But a recent […]