im a junior and going with a big group of my friends... but ive heard from a few that its not worth the cost
124745
I think you should just go to your senior prom. That one is much more important.\n\nIf you don't want to spend a lot, then don't. No one is telling you to buy a $500 dress with $100 shoes and a $80 bag.
434968
Fist of all it will be different.But in a good way. You get to have more freedom but you also have more homeowork.You get to meet new people. But also new and more teachers. Only have to spend 50 minutes with them. So there are some con's. I just can't all the differences.You have to expierence them for your self. Here's some advice. If you come in contact with a problem just stay brave. Oh and yes more homework. But some of it's fun. And if you get a choice,join band. It's really fun after the beginner year. More songs and way more concerts for the family and friends.
66331
We just had our 30th, and we had a band and a med. size hall with contests, games and giveaways. We did a raffle ticket giveaway that we gave everyone who entered, for free. We gave prizes from money we got when they committed on coming to the reunion. We factored that into the cost.\nI didnt get the band but I was not that satisfied with it.\nI think you may be better with a disc jockey that will play tunes from what you guys requested in your time of grad.\nIts a great deal of work and I just helped out. you need a strong group of people to help you, I would suggest that, and when you get some quotes on halls and whatnot, make sure you add a declorations and anything unexpected together with one cost for everyone. Leave nothing out. It will probably cost people 45 dollars per person or more. Unless u know someone that would donate their services or what have you.
416461
yeah its ok. if ur really good some people could pay u 80 bucks and hour per session. if ur a good coach college teams may wanna look at u or u can train them for big bucks. i no this trainer and he had alot of succes with this proffesion
466201
I guess that this is a mlm company. There's is risk that you will lose your friends. My advice is not to try. Nothing comes in easy.
23348
If you are a good student and dependable you're parents shouldn't stop you from looking for what you want for your future.  However if you feel you need to suck up to be allowed to do this chances are you don't fall into that category anyways so you're on your own to find a way to go out of state to party with friends
45462
We had a 3 days of events for our 10th reunion. The first night was a reception at the fancy hotel in town, with appetizers and a no-host bar. The fee was around $20. The next night was at the local salmon bake, where we had dinner for about $20. (I would have liked a more high-end event, and would have paid the higher price for it.) The last day was an all-family picnic, which was a free potluck, with some of the items purchased with class funds.\n\nOne of the best parts was our class book. We (the reunion committee) sent out blank pages for everyone to fill in, chronicling their changes since graduation. Some people did them in advance, and many did them during the events (side note: it is entertaining to see what people will write about themselves after a few beers). These pages were copied and made into booklets that were sent out to everyone who submitted a page.\n\nBe sure you start notifying classmates early – a 12-month save-the-date card would be good. Also consider a website to broadcast updated information; we used Geocities to create a free page, and it now shows up in web searches. For snail-mail, I uploaded a spreadsheet of names and addresses to NetPost at USPS.com and sent hundreds of postcards at the touch of a button. Be sure to note which postcards are returned to sender, and add a section on your website for "lost classmates", so that people can tell you what they know about people’s whereabouts.\n\nFinally, keep good records from this reunion so that the next reunion will be a breeze!
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This is interesting since I went through this with my son. The unfortunate part is that you want to do this just before x-mas and have people go south to join you on this wedding party. The downside is the cost to everyone for a forced trip to see you get married. My son and his bride invited 60 people to join them. The cost was in the $1000's of dollars....12 people showed up...the others could not afford the trip...even I did not go...I could not afford the price of the trip and accommodations either....in my opinion...get married where it is convenient for everyone to come....IT may be YOUR DAY...but LIFE is not ALL ABOUT YOU...ultimately
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Believe it or not, that might not be the best idea.  I would recommend not doing it unless you want to have a whole planeful of people p$ssed at you.  But if you do decide to do it, I look forward to hearing about u on the news. lol
569055
It really just depends on the school. Is the school worth going into debt for. Just because it's an expensive school, doesn't make it better. Plus I wouldn't go just because your friend is going there. You can make new friends at any other school just as easily as you could this one. Plus, if for whatever reason, your friendship would dissolve, would you regret going?\n\nI actually got enough financial aid and scholarships to go to school for free and it is such a relief knowing that I will come out of school with nothing to repay. I will be able to get a job and immediately start to settle down and get a house, car, etc.\n\nThere always other options. Take a look at some of the state schools. They are usually a little cheaper and offer more financial aid than smaller schools. Community colleges aren't too bad either. You could go for the first year or two and take all of your basic classes - bio, psych, english, etc. and then transfer to the other school for classes in your major.
566138
I would rather have a few honest friends then the drama of a bunch of arrogant a$$es.  It's good that you are choosy, continue to make good informed decisions like that and you can avoid alot of unnecessary troubles in your future.
644901
you should get in touch with some of your friends and see if any of them want to go...if you really feel that you're not going to enjoy it then dont go... it would be pretty cool if you did meet a guy there thoughh
297923
Depends on the person. If you are popular and no real worries now, then reality may suck for you. However, if you are one of the many kids who don't fit in and hate being forced to socialized with the select number of kids in your class and whatever courses available, then it is a welcome break! Sure, you have more responsibility, but you also have more freedom: eat what you want, live where you want, socialize with whom you want regardless of what they wear or where they live. College was my favorite part: my own room, everything taken care of on campus, family support when I needed, a job I loved, some pocket change to spend on frivolities. I would NEVER want to relive high school; too many petty tyrants, but if I hit the lottery I intend to take college classes for the rest of my life.
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is better for you to ask for a tour and seek information from the student themself, but do nt get you head stuck in one school ,there are more school who offers great stuff.you seem to have a good head on your shoulder,i wish the best,good luck.
677125
I'd sell the car, go with GC, move somewhere close by campus, get a cheap bicycle from somewhere and live in comfort because I would have the peace of mind that the better grades you're going to get as a resault from the smaller class size is going to bring you better oppertunities. I did it and I am much better off for it and I owed almost next to nothig by the time I got a career (not a job), you know what I mean. A lot of people think it's all about partying but it's not, those days are long over for people that are serious about their education and the rest of their lives.
138124
no way\nthat isnt worth the money\nof course if u were paid that much and had complete contact with family then that be a different storry
661715
Costco pays well.  Sam's club and BJ's are probably comparable.  Other options would be to check with your school about possible internships in a field your interested in.  It probably won't pay well, but the experience may be more profitable in the long run!