u/WittyImagination3061

I will be a CC student starting this fall and was wondering if I could transfer to a T25 uni without mentioning anything from HS?

Or do you actually have to study from a word bank?

Hi all,

I am a 15 year old (rising sophomore). My mom is filing for divorce from my dad. I am cool with that, but one thing I am worried about is the cost.

My mom doesn't make a lot of money. She makes 20k-30k max, while my dad makes 180k+ (estimates of course, but I am confident I am close).

Lawyers are expensive. I love both of my parents, and I feel bad if they have to pay that much money for this. Especially if my mom has to out of her pocket, because she doesn't make a lot. A few weeks ago she was showing me her paycheck and crying, because she worked a lot of hours and didn't make a lot of money (or so she felt).

I know I am young, but I feel super guilty and just want to help. I wish I could grow up, get a good job, and support my mom.

What should I do?

Hi guys, hope yall are doing well.

I am a rising sophomore who will be taking 3 APs (World, BC, Physics 1) and 3 Honors (Spanish 4, Chemistry, and ELA) and baking.

How can I get all 95's and above before finals (so I need like a 10 percent on the final to keep my A) with minimal effort? I took one AP course, 3 honors, and 3 regular as a freshman and I had a lot of time on my hands.

I am currently a rising sophomore who is really trying to become a NMF. However, I got suspended once during freshman year due to harassment/assault. Will this cause me not to move on from semifinalist to finalist? My school says they don't report this stuff to colleges, but they said the military will see it. Does this mean the NMSC will see it and flag my application? Is there anything I can do? I have good academic standing (3.9 GPA/4.5+ WGPA) and am taking lots of APs/Honors and will have good test scores, essays, etc.

Hi all,

I know some of my friends lurk on this subreddit, so I will be vague with the info

I am a first year in high school who took a debate class and debated in the novice division. Some of our better novices got put into the JV division (theres novice, JV, open, varsity). I didn't, since at the time I had no interest in debate and I sucked. However, now I have had a change of heart and am considering taking the second debate class in the progression and debating.

My flowing is terrible; below average. My speaking is average, and my spreading/actual debate skill is horrible; i can't understand the opponents strategy, what to run, when to run, and I really struggle with the rebuttals and CX.

How can I improve my debate skills and become good? I really want to go to state and maybe even nationals in the future, and debate in college.

Anyone else's school have a precalculus class that allows you to skip AB and go straight to BC?

For us, we learn precalculus all of first semester and some of second semester, then we learn the first 2 units of AB/BC. Then the following year students take BC, unless they opt out to take AB or an easier class.

Our school also has the traditional AB to BC route, but that is so redundant bro. Imagine having to relearn the same thing two years in a row. BC is just 2 additional units. They should get rid of AB lwk.