How we past the middle school to get in high school?
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Grades are very important at this time of your life. Good grades means more opportunities and scholarships. Gives you a good headstart in life too. Study hard.
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BY studing and doing homework. Try hanging out with people that make great grades. If You always do what you always have done you will always get what you always got.
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Take the GED exam and you can graduate high school earlier.  That's what 2 of my friends did when they were 16 and hated school.  We all live in CA.
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High school is really rough, but you already know that. First, get through this semester's finals. Then take some time to think.\n\nI'd say to find a way to organize and find someone who can keep you on track. Write down your goals for the semester (grades, clubs, teams), academic year, and each of the years you have left until graduation, as well as for college and beyond.\n\nLook at your goals and figure out how to get there. Ask yourself what you really want in life - what is it that makes you feel alive? It's okay if the answer changes, but get an idea of what you really desire and pursue it. If you lose interest, move on to something else. I changed my career choice in high school at least 7 or 8 times and my major in college twice. Then I went BACK to school...twice for additional degrees. Nothing wrong in that. So long as you are able to find happiness and keep growing, you're on the right path.\n\nAllow yourself to make mistakes - they happen, just learn from it.\n\nPlan your high school courses from the future to the present. Say you think you'd like to be a pharmacologist (one who develops new medicines). Call a couple of colleges of pharmacology and ask them what you should take in high school. Plan to take those courses, and chart out what route you need to take - honors, regular, essential level classes, and also whether two years of math is fine or if you need to do four years plus two summers (my cousin did this to get into an engineering school and he's so glad he did, even though it was hard).\n\nNow that you have a course outline, talk with a guidance counselor about when to take which course. Plan time in for yourself, too. If you like to exercise, make time for it. If you like to pray, make time for it. If you want to join a club, make time for it.\n\nAs for your classes, you'll find they go a lot easier if you take good notes, re-read the material the night that you first learn it, and review the previous class's materials for a minute or two before the next class. Plan on doing homework most of your first weekend back at school so that you get ahead (even if there's not a lot of work to do). \n\nAnd take every Friday night off to relax with friends or family or just doing whatever you like to do. You'll need the break.\n\nGood luck!
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i just happen ot be in middle school, and at my school we dont have lockers except for in p.e. and those are really easy to open, the teachers will demonstrate, and if you still cant do it they will help you\nif you get lost you can always ask a teacher, my middle school used to be a high school, so its bigger than a normal middle school, and everyone was happy to help me find my way around,and i didnt even get lost\nit always helps if your friends are going to the same middle school you are, i moved to a different city,so i didnt know anybody\nso just tell her she'll be okay
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contact your junior high and ask them
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Studying and getting good grades in high school certainly help. Excellent SAT and ACT test scores, also. Check the web sites of colleges you are interested in and see what their test score requirements are. It also helps to be a 'well rounded' student. That means get involved in various activities in and out of school - sports, band, clubs, volunteer work - the more, the better.
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Go to the school's websites and look at their admissions requirements.  If U don't know the website, google the name.  \n\n  - Get good grades for school sponsored scholarships\n  - go to www.fastweb.com for a plethora of scholarship ops\n  - Study and do well in high school to get a great GPA.  U have a chance at raising your class rank in their 12th grade if U don't get senioritis\n\n  - The classes U should take for those colleges depend on the colleges.\n  - www.collegeboard.com - go here for SAT strategies
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You can try one of three things:\n1. get your GED\n2. get your Eqivalent high schooldiploma\n3. do independent studies\n\nthe best thing to do is talk to your school counciler about all three, they should be able to help you and let you know more about those options.
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High school is fine. The work maybe hard and long but it's fine. Nothing big compared to what will be coming ahead after high school.
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middle school was bad for me but i can give you a few tips\n1. dont talk about anyone\n2.hang out with as many people as you can\n3. keep your secrets\n4.tell the truth\n5. keep your grades up\n6. keep a positive attitude\n7. Never get discouraged to do anything & keep your head up \n\ndo this and you will be fine \n\nin middle school i did most of this stuff  its just that i learned not to trust everyone with your secrets or life a little too late  - that and the fact that my school was pure hell is the reason that my mid school experiance was kinda bad
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High school is not as hard as you think, it's kinda like middle school only your teachers arent gonna care if you have a crapload of homework from another class.  Also there is alot more people there your not gonna know.  So get some of your friends and make plans to hang out the first day so you aren't alone.
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i would suggest going to the high school so that you only have to go to a different school once, because if you choose the middle school the following year you'll have to switch schools again and that can be hard
6662
First buy a dictionary then finish high school.
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Kind of hard to answer without knowing what area you're in.  \n\nThe thing to know, though, is that whatever high school you go to, success is defined by what YOU do, not what the school does.  If you push yourself and show a willingness to learn, your teachers will pick up on that and help you.  If you take classes that'll push you, you'll suceed more.\n\nAnybody can cruise through high school taking the "easy" classes.  But what you need to do is find the classes that force you to grow.  \n\nGood luck.
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In order to get a GED you must do whatever your state requires usually the requirement involves taking tests and passing them in  Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, but you can only take them if you are 18 years old or older. Both my children due to health and mental problems chose non-traditional ways to finish high school. My son chose the GED route and passed all tests the first time around at age 19. My daughter home schooled the last two years of high school, but I had to get a state license to home school so that she would be able to get a  high school diploma through the home school program. Colleges accept this method however you must present through essays or home school transcripts proof that you have an education. Best of luck in what ever you choose to do.
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Middle school is typically grades 6 - 8. Highschool picks up where middle school left off with grades 9 - 12. The real indicator of highschool is that the grades stop being reffered to by number and pick up names (freshman, sophmore, junior, and senior).