Nothing to do for summer--any ideas?

[Future Doc1]

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I have nothing to do for the summer and i'm kinda bored.
any ideas for something to do for fun??

 

[xnfs93hy]

How about volunteering? I think that's fun.

 

[Pr0digy]

take some classes at your CC.

 

[tennisball80]

Go get a girlfriend while your parents pay the $$$ and you have time.

Or you can work to earn $$$.

 

[xnfs93hy]

take some classes at your CC.

This is what I am doing as well. 👍

 

[circulus vitios]

Get a job.

 

[Future Doc1]

Go get a girlfriend while your parents pay the $$$ and you have time.

Or you can work to earn $$$.

LOL
good idea

 

[Future Doc1]

take some classes at your CC.

I'm probably not old enough

 

[mathlegend]

Not old enough? For mine, you just have to be in at least 8th grade

 

[Future Doc1]

Not old enough? For mine, you just have to be in at least 8th grade

Well what classes are you talking about?

 

[Fedekz]

Any classes really, only exception would be EMT, or firefighter classes, because you need to be 18 to enroll (in most states).

 

[Arm N Hammer]

sleep

 

[mathlegend]

Well what classes are you talking about?

Classes at local community college, like chem, calc, english, psych, stuff like that

 

[Future Doc1]

Classes at local community college, like chem, calc, english, psych, stuff like that

cool, I'll look into that stuff 👍

 

[mathlegend]

Yep. I dunno about Arizona, but atleast for California, most credits from CC can be transferred to a state U or UC

 

[FuturaDocta]

I'm probably not old enough

How old are you? At my CC, I only had to take the sophomore level taks test. Yes I live in Texas. But, that means your CC might consider the you at a young age as well. So, ask an admissions person at the CC. Be aggressive.

 

[FuturaDocta]

sleep

Ugh! That's all I have been doing for the past week in a half and I am already getting super bored. After all those all-nighter's in college, you kinda get use to the sleep deprivation. I wouldn't advice it. My problem is I need a job and no one has a spot. Catch 22.

Also, I don't know about chemistry. If s/he was going to a four year to take organic, it would just suck. It could be ten times harder at the university and you were prepared by a CC. Unless they are hard core as well. But, that is unlikely. I took chemistry at a CC and made an A and a B for the two semesters. Then, I transferred after high school to a hard core school where I took organic. Geez! I seriously did not have an ounce of social life because I was studying constantly just trying to catch up. I should have listened to my mentor. But, that's another story.

My advice is to either take a all of the other pre-reqs if you wish. But, if you are going to take chem, then take it all the way to ochem and finish it at the CC. Or, you can just wait till you enter a university. Also, if you are going to major in biology or something. I would just take all of them at the university. That way you don't have to suffer from underpreparedness. Hope this helps and good luck!

PS. You could also start a hobby at the same time, such as vegetable gardening. It is both fun and rewarding. Plus, it could keep you entertained during the summer. 🙂

 

[niblet]

Get a job.

I'd do this.

Get some money.

 

[Future Doc1]

how old are you? At my cc, i only had to take the sophomore level taks test. Yes i live in texas. But, that means your cc might consider the you at a young age as well. So, ask an admissions person at the cc. Be aggressive.

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[Future Doc1]

Ugh! That's all I have been doing for the past week in a half and I am already getting super bored. After all those all-nighter's in college, you kinda get use to the sleep deprivation. I wouldn't advice it. My problem is I need a job and no one has a spot. Catch 22.

Also, I don't know about chemistry. If s/he was going to a four year to take organic, it would just suck. It could be ten times harder at the university and you were prepared by a CC. Unless they are hard core as well. But, that is unlikely. I took chemistry at a CC and made an A and a B for the two semesters. Then, I transferred after high school to a hard core school where I took organic. Geez! I seriously did not have an ounce of social life because I was studying constantly just trying to catch up. I should have listened to my mentor. But, that's another story.

My advice is to either take a all of the other pre-reqs if you wish. But, if you are going to take chem, then take it all the way to ochem and finish it at the CC. Or, you can just wait till you enter a university. Also, if you are going to major in biology or something. I would just take all of them at the university. That way you don't have to suffer from underpreparedness. Hope this helps and good luck!

PS. You could also start a hobby at the same time, such as vegetable gardening. It is both fun and rewarding. Plus, it could keep you entertained during the summer. 🙂

Good ideas 😉
Great name too 😎