Am I overextending myself?

MSamsara · 2012-05-23T23:21:21.796568+00:00

I would say do it. I took 5 this year and it was definitely doable, and I do other stuff like class president, president of other clubs, etc

TheSoccerKitten · 2012-05-23T23:19:56.706130+00:00

I took 5, and no I did not have 5 hours of homework a night, usually more like about 2 total hours. it really wasnt that bad. people exaggerate the rigor of APs.

Axieler · 2012-05-23T23:18:03.665533+00:00

you look creepy

dbalci · 10 days

Clearly he's just a would-be gastroenterologist.

dslicex · 12 days

Not too bad, I think I understood all the MC passages pretty well, especially the Caesar. The Ovid was the trickiest, and the Tibullus was pretty easy.

LordKingy · 1 month

DAT NOSE

e-to-the-x · 2 months

I would bet that if you were to see one sentence with the subjunctive mood, and one without it (i.e., with indicative), you would be able to tell which is which. This sentence and the last are your test; which uses the subjunctive?

CobaltCog · 2 months

I'm expressin with my full capability.. .And not livin in correctional facility.. Cuz some don't agree with how I do this... get straight meditate like a buddhist

daxter99 · 2 months

If I had to choose just one, it'd be TKAM.

daxter99 · 2 months

So I'm reading Eyre right now for school (yes, high school student here.) TBQH, I simply do not see the appeal-- it is a great piece of literature, sure, but I don't quite see how it could be included in the company of Gatsby and Mockingbird, two incredible books which I do think every single person ever ought to read.

Could you please explain briefly what the appeal of Jane Eyre is to you and why you think everyone ever should read it? I'm not trying to challenge you, I just feel like I haven't been properly appreciating it and I want to broaden my mind.

Thanks.

esylvester6 · 2 months

Congratulations.. you spent time doing math just so you could call this guy out for hyperbole

smotely · 2 months

Which is?

DrJulianBashir · 3 months

I'm not saying that the material on TPB is dangerous, I'm saying that it's illegal. If walmart was selling cocaine then yes it probably should be shut down. Aspirin, not so much.

DrJulianBashir · 3 months

ITT: people who think the Pirate Bay doesn't breach copyright laws on a large scale

cmon guys face the facts its pretty obvious that it is a piracy haven and this isnt even that unreasonable

sonac36 · 3 months

In fact, you are the one who made a strawman argument. He said "80 point score jump > being member in club". You said "No, 1 question score jump (which isn't 80 points incidentally) < 100 hours of work (which isnt being member in a club incidentally)". A 1 question score jump decidedly is inferior to putting in 100 hours of work, but that is simply not what he said.

sonac36 · 3 months

I don't know, I heard that they do ranges but the top ranges are more like 2280 - 2350 and then the very best is 2360 - 2400. I mean it wouldn't make much sense for them to say that a 2400 is significantly better than a 2390 since the difference could just be based on that certain version of the test or any other intangible.

MyJustMeHere · 3 months

Yes you have. Study so you can get into the higher classes. You will thank me later.

macadoodle15 · 3 months

Get all A's. You will thank me when you apply to college in a few years.

cookupastorm · 3 months

Why is this being upvoted so much? It doesn't really accomplish anything considering that all of Reddit already knows how much of a scumbag Santorum is.

redditjesse · 3 months

If you like the actual scenery but not the tourists, visit Wayne National Forest, which is very close but with less of a beaten path.

sonac36 · 3 months

being a member in a club

Usually when people are members in clubs, they go to meetings about once a week and that's about it. Being a member in a club (as opposed to, say, founder or president) really isn't that impressive, and this Pixel guy is probably right when he says an 80 point SAT jump trumps it. And an 80 point jump isn't just one question, it could be about five or so.

sonac36 · 3 months

That's not true.. While they would not like to see you taking the test over and over again, if you were eventually able to get up to a 2400 that would make up for everything

sonac36 · 3 months

A perfect score alone isn't a sure-fire way school.

That's not what he said... He said

you have a moderate boost of being admitted

Yeah, it's not worth months and months of prep to nab the 800 if you're paying a lot. But I worked my ass off last summer self-studying and got a score in the high 2300's. I regret nothing. Obviously I'm not guaranteed to get in anywhere, but it sure as hell isn't going to hurt.

andyw722 · 3 months

Would anyone else be interested in a Reddit project of, through voting, developing a collection of Reddit's favorite pictures of America (one for every state)? We could create "Welcome to America" 2.0, an album of fifty high-quality nature pictures set to Copland's "Appalachian Spring". Upvote / orangered if interested.

andyw722 · 3 months

There is beauty in each of the fifty. They are all pretty. The new quarters, with pictures of national parks / forests in each state, capture this well.

Some are, however, more pretty than others.

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