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i must say to you kain congrats on 18 years of hard work and good luck in future stuff
Well I know we live in a subjective world, but are you sure you won't get mad that you just got out of the school system and you are immiediatley restarting it? When I kinda think about it you gonna learn about 21-22 years in a row, madness.Uh, thanks for the advice, I already got my **** planned out.
I'm going to Cogswell college, applied + accepted. I'm going into their DAA (Digital Arts and Animation) program, for 3d modeling.
There is absolutely no way i'm taking a year off. if I do that, I'm gonna either end up a druggie or getting a girl pregnant.
And @ deco, to randomly start having sex, one must engage in sex first, which I have been unsuccessful at. So that's out the window.
I already got my **** done and i'm all set. I'm just waiting to start college, cause god help me, I hate this rink a dink town of mine.
I can see where you're coming from with the whole "break" thing. But 2 years is excessive. College and High school are two different realms all together.Well I know we live in a subjective world, but are you sure you won't get mad that you just got out of the school system and you are immiediatley restarting it? When I kinda think about it you gonna learn about 21-22 years in a row, madness.
The man speaks the truth, as far as my personal experience goes. I didn't take a year or two off between high school and university, though; I took a year off between getting my bachelor's degree and starting medical school. At this point, I consider it a mistake/grievous error, but I wouldn't say I regret it. At the time I accepted the one-year deferral, I thought it was in my best interest, and I'm not sure that things would have been peachy-keen and groovy if I didn't take it. However, at the risk of sounding like a broken record, I consider the whole affair a mistake, nevertheless. I don't regret making it, though, as it shoved me, quite plainly, back on trackAnd ask anyone that's taken that road and went on a break. I guarantee at least 90% of them are gonna say they regretted taking a break from schooling.