Comments on: Why I Should Have Failed Junior Year When I Had The Chance http://frenchtoes.wordpress.com/2009/02/01/why-i-should-have-failed-junior-year-when-i-had-the-chance/ The anti-mugger disinfectant. Sun, 05 Jul 2009 21:10:23 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: frenchtoes http://frenchtoes.wordpress.com/2009/02/01/why-i-should-have-failed-junior-year-when-i-had-the-chance/#comment-5 frenchtoes Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:04:38 +0000 http://frenchtoes.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-5 Thanks Ate Tiff. This is why I should blog more often. I need to vent. Haha. I do hope I decide what course to take up before I run out of time (and luck, for that matter). As for prom, I'm making every friend of mine help me :)) Cross yer fingers for me! Thanks Ate Tiff. This is why I should blog more often. I need to vent. Haha. I do hope I decide what course to take up before I run out of time (and luck, for that matter). As for prom, I’m making every friend of mine help me :) ) Cross yer fingers for me!

]]> By: tiffxi http://frenchtoes.wordpress.com/2009/02/01/why-i-should-have-failed-junior-year-when-i-had-the-chance/#comment-4 tiffxi Sun, 01 Feb 2009 13:54:36 +0000 http://frenchtoes.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-4 No one really knows what they want to be when they grow up -- even when they're already grown up, people are still generally clueless. I'm guessing it's one reason for their endless fascination on the subject of life choices. my advice: pick something (1) that interests you (2)that you can stand to study for 4 years - (3)Something you might even enjoy (or make you least miserable). Number 3 is not always necessary, just a bonus. After you graduate then you can decide what you want to do. I have computer programmer friends who graduated from Advertising. I know people who's professions have nothing to do with their degree. What most people end up doing is either what they enjoy most or what earns most money, but those choices come later. Never pick something just to get it over with. Pick something you can imagine yourself studying :) If you don't you might end up shifting courses -- believe me, 4 years of college is enough, don't make it longer than necessary. :) about activity partners: pick a guy friend you can stand. if there's no such person, ask a girlfriend to ask someone they know for you (a friend, brother or even a cousin). if the guy turns out to be a bore, then you can have someone to blame, hahaha. if it turns out fine, then good :) just to get through prom. that's what i did (i came from an all-girls HS too) :) No one really knows what they want to be when they grow up — even when they’re already grown up, people are still generally clueless. I’m guessing it’s one reason for their endless fascination on the subject of life choices.

my advice: pick something (1) that interests you (2)that you can stand to study for 4 years – (3)Something you might even enjoy (or make you least miserable). Number 3 is not always necessary, just a bonus. After you graduate then you can decide what you want to do. I have computer programmer friends who graduated from Advertising. I know people who’s professions have nothing to do with their degree. What most people end up doing is either what they enjoy most or what earns most money, but those choices come later.

Never pick something just to get it over with. Pick something you can imagine yourself studying :) If you don’t you might end up shifting courses — believe me, 4 years of college is enough, don’t make it longer than necessary. :)

about activity partners: pick a guy friend you can stand. if there’s no such person, ask a girlfriend to ask someone they know for you (a friend, brother or even a cousin). if the guy turns out to be a bore, then you can have someone to blame, hahaha. if it turns out fine, then good :) just to get through prom. that’s what i did (i came from an all-girls HS too) :)

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