I am going into high school next year  and i dont kno what it is gonna be like. can you help me?
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its okay i guess, be prepared for a major change in your workload and try not to annoy upperclassmen and you will be fine, trust me
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Your student style probably refers to how you study, how you prepare for things like big tests. Like I'm laid back and relaxed. So for I have a 3.8 GPA for my freshman year of high school finals so I guess stuff like that.
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junior high is not bad at all trust me. it's no different than elemtary school well except u don't get milk breaks or anything like that. im going to eighth grade and so far i love junior high. don't be scared. when i first went to junior high i was so scared but now i love it. enjoy junior high and have fun.
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Dont worry just be yourself and people will get to like you for you trust me last year i moved to a new school and it was scary but i made frinds in no time although this year was easier since half the class moved (there is only ten in our class 5b 5g) GOOD LUCK I HAVE FIATH IN YOU
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I'm just finishing up my freshman year in high school. Don't worry! You're going to be fine. Get to know your teachers and the building. Ask friends who are upperclassmen what it's like. Joining clubs or doing sports are an awesome ways to meet people. And the best way to get noticed is to just be yourself.
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acedemically speaking, you have a lot more responsibility.  Profs won't remind you to do your homework, some will give an assignment sheet at the beginning and expect you to do it on your own.  make sure you have enoug time to get all the assignments done.\nsocially, it's similar to highschool, only bigger.  its harder to make friends, becuse the people in your class one quarter will likely never be seen again.  you will have to do most of your socializing outside class, but then its really cool.  you live with all your friends if you are in a dorm, so can see them whenever.\ni love college, its way better than highschool could ever be.  just have fun and dont look back.\nthe biggest thing i would say for success: organization.  if you dont schedule and plan things, they will overwhelm you.  keep a day planner or something.  i have a giant white board on my wall, gridded out into days for the whole quarter.  do whatever works, and have fun!
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basketball, they are good this year, and probably national champions. Talk to your high school counselor, that is what they are paid for.
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All high school classes give you high school credits...\nTalk to the high school guidance counselor for more in depth information, I'm sure my high school's system is different than yours.
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i graduated in the class of 2000, and i can tell you, high school was a big change from middle school for me.  it was a long time ago, but things are probably just about the same as they were.  a public high school is going to have alot more kids at it who are poorer, so yes, they probably will try and steal your money.  my best advice, is to keep honest people honest, and keep your money in your wallet, inside your pocket.  dates will happen regardless.  you will find it alot easyer to find a guy you like, because again, there are going to be alot more people there, (and not all of them are going to be nesecarily poorer.  even then, sometimes the guys that dont have everything they want are alot less spoiled, and can be more sweet about guy and girl stuff.)  and you can make friends in homeroom, and in class, and durring gym class. find somebody that looks like they'd be a nice person to have as a friend, and say you like their hair scruchie, it looks like one you have at home, or say something about somebodys shoes (like: "oh, i love those kinds of shoes, i had some last year, and they were sooooo comfy.  where did you find yours?  i want another pair")  or while your at recess and you see somebody a couple lockers down from you, maybe there in another one of your classes, ask "hey, you dont know that guy that sits next to you in science?  my gosh, hes just so cute.  i dont know his name though." eventually you two will end up trying to track him both down together, and you'll become friends in the process most likely.  i'd sugest carrying your lunch in a smaller lunch box, that might fit in your backback.  you dont want to have to lug it around with you everywhere, but if you have to put it in your backpack, and it was in a paper sack, you'd smash your lunch, (flat sandwiches are no fun.)  i always found something like a little makeup bag, with a zipper, that was kind of thick, and was hard to smash, you know?  a regular lunch box was always to big to fit in my backpack, and i just didnt want to cary it around with me, and my school didnt give me a locker. (depending on what your schools bugdet is, you might not get one either.)  \n\npeople joke about everything there, just like they did at your school. where people are poorer, and had nothing better to do but insult people, it might be alot more violent, and rude.  they will say alot of mean things.  alot of them made me cry. (some of them were about me, and they wernt nice.)  but, (and this is for people who havent yet been to middle school or high school yet and not just people switching from a private to public school)\nrule number 1:  do not ever let people see you cry in public, if you feel like your going to cry, find a bathroom, and do it in there.  (as soon as they see you cry, they'll know your feelings can be hurt, and they'll keep saying stuff that they know will hurt you.) its ok to cry outside when your not at school\n\nrule number 2: as soon as you say mean stuff back at them, you are just as bad as they are, and just as mean, so dont do it.  if you cant be nice, then you should leave. \n\nand rule number 3:when you find some friends that like you for who you are, and dont make themselves feel better by making fun of someone else (there are alot of people like that, so choose your friends carefully)  \n\nif you act like you want to have sex, and you look like you want to have sex, and you dress like you want to have sex, more than likely, (it will probably take at least a couple weeks for a guy to get into you) but you probably will have sex.  but the girls that dress, act, and look like they want to have sex, often are taken advantage of, and its not very nice.  be warned.  dont dress, act, or look like you want it, unless you really DO want it.  \n\nthe oldest person in my high school was 19.
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You will have a lot of 'friends' through your school life. It's very normal for friends to come and go in your life. I will tell you that I have been out of high school now for 30 years and I have 2 friends that I still keep in touch with from there.\n\nIn your life, you will have many acquaintences, but your true 'friends' you will be able to count on one hand and have fingers left over.
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If you're truly serious about it, it won't be a problem. The hardest part is balancing your life. In high school things are basically balanced for you. Academically its similar to the progression from elementary to high school, harder but in line with most kids maturity. If you focus on your studies and don't let parties and dorm life distract you too much you'll do just fine. Just keep reminding yourself of your goal.\n\n:) Just think of all the stupid people who have managed to graduate from college! You can do it.
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It can be done, life does not end with high school. ;)\n\nYou'll have to set a certain amount of time aside for each subject (study & homework), play only one sport (each season) because more than that will not give you time for anything else.  \n\nYou may, or may not, have homework on weekends.  Either way, before going to hang out, do some studying (each weekend has 48+ hours minus sleep).  \n\nYou are feeling overwhelmed now because it IS the end of the year - and there is a lot of pressure associated with that.  \n\nYou'll be fine, many others have managed to juggle their studies, their chores, sports, family and friends, and you will too!\n\nCongratulations on your up-coming graduation.
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ok i believe you :-) what's homeschool like?
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Middle school is a great place.  You have lots of teachers and meet new people.  Remember that the teachers will help you and answer questions, so don't be scared.  It'll be a great time.
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There are many factors which will influence what your college experience will be like.  Just remember that it REALLY IS what you make of it.\n\nHopefully, you'll be living on campus, or at least away from home!  Make friends...but be weary, many people change while in collge.  What you think a person is all about on day one, freshman year, will most likely change by soph or jr year....you'll change too, even if you don't realize it.\n\nKnow what you want:  are grades your priority?  then get comfortable w/ the library and work out a system to do your reading and studying.  \n\nkeep an ear out for where the parties are.  i dont know of any college where the parties aren't fun, at least for freshman.  you will probably drink a lot, maybe gain a few pounds b/c you're eating disgusting cafeteria food, but just try and STAY BALANCED!  \n\nwork out at the gym, or if you hate gyms, swim at the pool or walk around the town where your college is to get aquainted.\n\ni always made my own food b/c i hated cafeteria food so much.  if you like being inependent and wouldnt mind grocery shopping, you'll be amazed w/ what can be done in a mircrowave and toaster oven.  \n\ngood luck!
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Just relax, you are only in HS you have a lot of years ahead of you.  Get through school first and see where life takes both of you.
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your freshman year--especially the first day--is always kinda scary--just be yourself--its not that bad--really its not--i graduated from high school in 1990 and to be honest with you--my freshman year was my best and most fun time! Do you not have any friends at all that you go to school with now that will be making this transition with you? Anyway--just remember--you are not alone--it would be REALLY scary if you were the ONLY freshman in the WHOLE school! LoL! Hang in there--and before you know it--you will feel right at home!