February 14, 2012
Thought it was high time I responded to these x’D @ohgoodnessmeohmy: You’re so young ;_; I was a junior just a couple of years ago, but it feels so far back. Awesome preferences~ I personally love French right now because I have a ridiculously amazing teacher. Languages are really useful, and it’s great if you’re talented at picking them up or simply enjoy the class, because it’ll encourage you to learn it faster and better. My Spanish teachers in the last two years of high school sucked and I learned nothing beyond the first three years and left with a dislike of learning Spanish.I don’t study history any longer but I really liked it too :D Only the essays could get really stressful :/ @mekapaedia: Calgary! Canada! I’ve never been to Canada, but I’d like to someday since I have family there. If I can brave the cold! I’m a first year college student too :) Engineering is pretty intense, huh? I’m saying that out of assumption, not experience, by the way. Really good decision to pursue this path if you enjoy it- after all, who doesn’t want their kid to be ‘a doctor or an engineer’? ;) @leebrkn27: al;sdfjas;lfj You’re smart. That’s my conclusion. And also probably good at blowing things up ;) Forensic chemistry sounds cool, and really specialized! The most science related class I’m taking right now is Biological Anthropology and that’s pretty serious, so I can only assume from that and from textbooks I’ve seen that math is intense in college. Doesn’t it get really theoretical?  If anyone wants to add to this conversation, go right ahead and reply to the original post :)

Thought it was high time I responded to these x’D

@ohgoodnessmeohmy: You’re so young ;_; I was a junior just a couple of years ago, but it feels so far back. Awesome preferences~ I personally love French right now because I have a ridiculously amazing teacher. Languages are really useful, and it’s great if you’re talented at picking them up or simply enjoy the class, because it’ll encourage you to learn it faster and better. My Spanish teachers in the last two years of high school sucked and I learned nothing beyond the first three years and left with a dislike of learning Spanish.
I don’t study history any longer but I really liked it too :D Only the essays could get really stressful :/

@mekapaedia: Calgary! Canada! I’ve never been to Canada, but I’d like to someday since I have family there. If I can brave the cold! I’m a first year college student too :) Engineering is pretty intense, huh? I’m saying that out of assumption, not experience, by the way. Really good decision to pursue this path if you enjoy it- after all, who doesn’t want their kid to be ‘a doctor or an engineer’? ;)

@leebrkn27: al;sdfjas;lfj You’re smart. That’s my conclusion. And also probably good at blowing things up ;) Forensic chemistry sounds cool, and really specialized! The most science related class I’m taking right now is Biological Anthropology and that’s pretty serious, so I can only assume from that and from textbooks I’ve seen that math is intense in college. Doesn’t it get really theoretical? 

If anyone wants to add to this conversation, go right ahead and reply to the original post :)

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