PSF Chat

[1234]

I like this place a bit too much.

You said it yourself: my being a high school student is why I spend so much time on the Internet.

You're right about the star thing. That's how it is: I like this place too much, and you two are really talkative. XD

[Death Blossom]

Mm, I see. You should be studying. Not frolicking around. College approaches and you gotta look good. Do community service. It gets you wicked good scholarships.

[1234]

College won't approach until a few years for me.

Maybe so, but when you're sick in bed and feel like you're slowly dying half the time, you're not really in the mood.

[Death Blossom]

Ah, so are you a frosh?

Oh of course not now. Get better and stuff.  But remember, start building up for college from the beginning. They really like that stuff.

[1234]

No. But I'm still a few years from college.

All right. Good advice.

[Death Blossom]

Oh god you're a big minor. Shit.

But of course. I'm full of amazing advice :B

[1234]

So what?

If you say so. XD

[Death Blossom]

Nah, I just thought you were older. Though you say college is a long way off for you, yet you're in highschool and are not a freshman. Which means you're a sophomore or a junior. College isn't far off for you. It's looming pretty close. And you shouldn't be caught off guard. You should be preparing for it.

[1234]

Right.

[Miggs]

Yea, that shit's scary to think of ; ;

Senior year comes and goes like that.

[Death Blossom]

Yeah. So get your ass moving and looking at colleges!
It's never too early, but there most certainly is too late! And that's in Junior year, so start moving!

[yasl]

What's there to prepare for?  Tertiary education seems considerably similar to secondary education, at least in my experience.  You go to classes, you do homework.  All said, you cough up a fair few shekels for a piece of paper that will probably return a net shekel profit (ceteris paribus).  Then it's over, and you emerge into the real world (or, perhaps, pursue a career in academia).

[Darrin]

What's there to prepare for?  Tertiary education seems considerably similar to secondary education, at least in my experience.  You go to classes, you do homework.  All said, you cough up a fair few shekels for a piece of paper that will probably return a net shekel profit (ceteris paribus).  Then it's over, and you emerge into the real world (or, perhaps, pursue a career in academia).

I'm going to have to agree

College just opens your world to more freedoms, but it is still within the shell of academia.  Like-minded people thrive in college. 

[1234]

So... who should I listen to?

[Darrin]

So... who should I listen to?

Whoever you want.