The Pro's and Con's of School

By In Uncategorized

Well, three "real" days of school have passed for me, and so much as happened already. It's not fair to say school is a complete hell, but it isn't exactly the days of the easier grades anymore. Of course, good things tend to over-shadow the bad. So, let's get on with it (no, you sick-minded people, not that way…).

Pro's

I wanted to switch Marketing with Psychology, and got it. Man, I'm so lucky I have the nice counsellor in my school.
I absolutely love one of the songs we're singing in choir this year. It's called "Adorable Flujo", and believe me, it sounds better than the title sounds.
I got $250 in 'scholarship' from the government. Not sure what I did to get it, but money is still money!
Our school's choir got invited to perform at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Paralympic Games! We still don't know if we are going to perform (it depends if our director decides to go), but still, it's probably a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Cons

There's so much more music to learn in choir now, and I'm also the accompanist. I am going to die.
Homework is already starting to wear me down, and it's only been three days!
I've discovered my math class is the 'unofficial' honours class; that means that apart from the usual curriculum, we also learn pre-Calculus stuff because most of my class has AP Calculus next semester. (Yes, my school does run on a semester system, and I'm too lazy to explain what that is now.)
My semester is one straight from hell; all the subjects are academics.

Nonetheless, I know this year WILL be interesting.

16 Comments

EvilStranger 13 September 2009 Reply

glad to hear that you’re gonna perform in the paralympics : )

Vusys 13 September 2009 Reply

Both “pro’s” and “con’s” are wrong.

Gujju 13 September 2009 Reply

Semestered schools rock imo. The idea of not having to take 8 exams at once appeals to me 😛

DarkDragoon 13 September 2009 Reply

Not having to take 8 exams at once?
blasphemy D:

tarheel91 13 September 2009 Reply
Gujju said: Semestered schools rock imo. The idea of not having to take 8 exams at once appeals to me 😛

The idea of still having to take 8 AP exams in May when 4 of those classes ended in December does not appeal to me. That’s why I went to a high school with a traditional schedule.

Gujju 13 September 2009 Reply

Yeh, 4 classes per semester is the way to go. In the case of my senior years, only 3 per semester.

Pirkid 14 September 2009 Reply

Pssh, 4 classes is SOFT

Zappy 14 September 2009 Reply

One of my classmates is a morbidly obese 10th grader, her name is Sarah (will put last name later) and she proudly proclaims she smokes although she is underage and I can’t tell the police about her smoking so they can arrest her for some reason, and she also lacks self control (which can probably be implied by her eating habits) not to mention she acts bitchy. She is also not particularly intelligent either.

That’s can be a con.

Quang 14 September 2009 Reply

I think psychology is the most interesting subject I’ve studied in school

Waffle 14 September 2009 Reply

Pro: teaches you how to use apostrophes

AznRiceFan 14 September 2009 Reply

Con: not effective at teaching you how to use apostrophes

Pirkid 14 September 2009 Reply

Neu: The apostrophe is what?

DarkDragoon 14 September 2009 Reply

OffTopic: I have a batshit insane english teacher…well that could be a Pro since she doesn’t take her assignments seriously too

Mamick 22 September 2009 Reply

2010 Paralympic Games? Do you live in Vancouver?

Taelin 22 September 2009 Reply
Mamick said: 2010 Paralympic Games? Do you live in Vancouver?

Close enough. 😀

Mamick 22 September 2009 Reply

I go to St. George’s School in Vancouver. That’s the only reason I commented.

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