I am Iâve always excelled in writing, science, history, etc. But was horrable at math. Donât know why. I am great at problem salving, and just straight up figuring things out. But I am soooo bad at math.
back on topic. Thats great that youâre getting your GED man. :tup:. I wish you the best of luck bro.
I remember you telling me not long ago that it used to be free, hopefully thats still the case.
I can help you out with the algebra crap
I may not remember a couple things but you know math is my best subject.
Hopefully you remember all the other crap tho, cause I know I wont be able to help you with it lol
Iwent for my ged a couple months ago and it was pretty easy. As long as you remember most of the stuff from when you went to school your good. For me i was in a rush and failed one part of the test by 10 points. Now i have to go back and retest.
Good luck though, Iâm sure if you just take it seriously and do some of those refreshers you shouldnât have a problem. Especially if you were an A student before you dropped outâŚ
Industry is screaming for knowledgeable qualified individuals, and IMHO after this recession, the demand is going to be even greater. If your good, you can make allot of money and go far.
I would say other than math and english, highschool is a complete waste of time(As far as academics are concerned, definately needed for social life lol). And 100 level classes in college pretty much go over everything you learned anywaysâŚ
yea⌠7 hour days, 5 days a week in highschool :cjerk:
i go to class @ college 3 days a week for 4 hours a day and have 4 months of breaks
Even if you dont feel like you need a degree, just go to college so you know how retarded highschool is, and how much bullshit they put in your head lol
Im not talking shit by any means but I never understood why people drop out of highschool. Especially to work⌠because in the long run, thatâs all youâre going to be doing for the rest of your life⌠especially with no degree.
But total :tup: to getting your ged. I know a lot of people who have taken it, sadly, but every single one of them passed without studying.
Well of course that depends on where you go, and your field of study. Take a 100 level chemical engineering class at an ivy league school and tell me what you think.