So this is what i wanna do. I want to graduate this year. i have 70 hrs to complete but i put my proposal through the board and they said no... i have 3 classes to complete for nxt year. it's a waste to spend $15000 for an extra year so IF i 1) go back to public school this year and drop out saving my grams 15000(which is prob. my last option at the moment), 2) online classes and get the transcript transfered, 3) fight the board. fighting the board sounds the easiest right now. i just don't wanna spend 15000 to take 3 classes. so i find it very pointless. and the other detail is i WANT to graduate from BMA and i dont wanna go to public school and i only would want to go back for the classes. :)) well and a few people.
so input/advice please?!?!
dolly, i know u dont want me rushing.. i heard u the first time...
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FIGHT THE BOARD!! FIGHT THE MAN!!
i have two thoughts on this matter.
the first: altho important on some levels, money, in the end, is just kindling. it's all gonna burn. remember that. you can't take money with you. you can take the impact that you made on other people, or the person you became, or the relationship with Jesus that you grew in.
second: you only get to do high school once. what's the rush? enjoy it. you can be challenged academically in high school. correction: you will be challenged academically in high school. live for these moments because they fly by all to quickly. you've got so many great opportunities for leadership and fellowship and fun. don't wish them away.
i hope Jesus let's you know what to do...
ok, so replace "high school" with "college". that's what i meant when refering to challenging academics.
I'm going to just be blunt, and I know it might sound mean, but take it from someone with experience:
Graduating early is a stupid thing to do. period.
Most of my reasons sound a whole lot like Emily's, so I'm not going to write them all out again...but seriously, take your time and just go through high school the right way, ok? (don't ruin your life)
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