Back to school
#32
08-21-2007, 03:23 AM
RE: Back to school
ORIGINAL: Darkmech
The student parking lot at my school consists of Audi's (one RS4 belonging to a 17 year old), BMW's, Mercedes's, Volvo's and the rest.
Spoiled kids!
The student parking lot at my school consists of Audi's (one RS4 belonging to a 17 year old), BMW's, Mercedes's, Volvo's and the rest.
Spoiled kids!
#33
08-21-2007, 03:25 AM
RE: Back to school
Yeah.. I have been in school since July 13th! I will be done with my first session here in 2 weeks and then I have a week off then another 7 weeks of school, then another week off and so on all year long (yes a full calender year, not a school year.)
Josh
Josh
#34
08-21-2007, 03:31 AM
RE: Back to school
ORIGINAL: ThePaintballGuy
Yeah.. I have been in school since July 13th! I will be done with my first session here in 2 weeks and then I have a week off then another 7 weeks of school, then another week off and so on all year long (yes a full calender year, not a school year.)
Josh
Yeah.. I have been in school since July 13th! I will be done with my first session here in 2 weeks and then I have a week off then another 7 weeks of school, then another week off and so on all year long (yes a full calender year, not a school year.)
Josh
#35
08-21-2007, 03:35 AM
RE: Back to school
The cool thing about it is that you only get tested on when you learn each session. Example, my film class is MPV101. I had a midterm 2 weeks ago and then I have my final in 2 weeks. Once I am done I don't get tested on it anymore. Basically what they do is take a 16 week (a normal quarter at HS) and fit it in a 7 week session. Then I have a week off and then do it again. Then on holidays like Christmas and beginning of summer I have 2-3 weeks off. The great thing about it is that you are kept busy and the sessions just fly by. Plus I am learning stuff that I actually WANT to learn so it's much better then normal college or HS.
Josh
Josh
#36
08-21-2007, 03:40 AM
RE: Back to school
ORIGINAL: ThePaintballGuy
The cool thing about it is that you only get tested on when you learn each session. Example, my film class is MPV101. I had a midterm 2 weeks ago and then I have my final in 2 weeks. Once I am done I don't get tested on it anymore. Basically what they do is take a 16 week (a normal quarter at HS) and fit it in a 7 week session. Then I have a week off and then do it again. Then on holidays like Christmas and beginning of summer I have 2-3 weeks off. The great thing about it is that you are kept busy and the sessions just fly by. Plus I am learning stuff that I actually WANT to learn so it's much better then normal college or HS.
Josh
The cool thing about it is that you only get tested on when you learn each session. Example, my film class is MPV101. I had a midterm 2 weeks ago and then I have my final in 2 weeks. Once I am done I don't get tested on it anymore. Basically what they do is take a 16 week (a normal quarter at HS) and fit it in a 7 week session. Then I have a week off and then do it again. Then on holidays like Christmas and beginning of summer I have 2-3 weeks off. The great thing about it is that you are kept busy and the sessions just fly by. Plus I am learning stuff that I actually WANT to learn so it's much better then normal college or HS.
Josh
#37
08-21-2007, 04:14 AM
RE: Back to school
ORIGINAL: ThePaintballGuy
The cool thing about it is that you only get tested on when you learn each session. Example, my film class is MPV101. I had a midterm 2 weeks ago and then I have my final in 2 weeks. Once I am done I don't get tested on it anymore. Basically what they do is take a 16 week (a normal quarter at HS) and fit it in a 7 week session. Then I have a week off and then do it again. Then on holidays like Christmas and beginning of summer I have 2-3 weeks off. The great thing about it is that you are kept busy and the sessions just fly by. Plus I am learning stuff that I actually WANT to learn so it's much better then normal college or HS.
Josh
The cool thing about it is that you only get tested on when you learn each session. Example, my film class is MPV101. I had a midterm 2 weeks ago and then I have my final in 2 weeks. Once I am done I don't get tested on it anymore. Basically what they do is take a 16 week (a normal quarter at HS) and fit it in a 7 week session. Then I have a week off and then do it again. Then on holidays like Christmas and beginning of summer I have 2-3 weeks off. The great thing about it is that you are kept busy and the sessions just fly by. Plus I am learning stuff that I actually WANT to learn so it's much better then normal college or HS.
Josh
I looked into them for their Graphic Design program.
#38
08-21-2007, 02:21 PM
RE: Back to school
ORIGINAL: kolbs_91
That sucks. That kid probably doesn't have any idea of how fortunate he is to have a car like that when he is only 17. I'll be happy to have a ride that sweet when I'm retired! lol.
ORIGINAL: Darkmech
The student parking lot at my school consists of Audi's (one RS4 belonging to a 17 year old), BMW's, Mercedes's, Volvo's and the rest.
Spoiled kids!
The student parking lot at my school consists of Audi's (one RS4 belonging to a 17 year old), BMW's, Mercedes's, Volvo's and the rest.
Spoiled kids!
