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When you have to move into a new home, it can be extremely stressful. Personally, I have found that moving into a new home is extremely time consuming, and takes up most of your summer. However, I think that moving gives you an opportunity to do better in school, and become a more productive person. I think a fresh start is a good way to improve as a student and as a person.
While taking a break from school during your summer, you have to remember that at some point you have to get ready to go back. This is the worst part about summer, because you have to get ready for school during the time you are taking a break from it. This is frustrating to me, as it is to just about every student in the world. What is even worse about it is the fact that it is so hard to balance vacation time and work time during summer.
Choosing classes, at least for me, is exciting. It’s a rare opportunity to control what you want to learn. Choosing classes can also be difficult though, as most of us have either absolutely no idea what we want to do in life, or we are not so sure. This is a chance to give you some extra experience in something that may become your subject of study in college. It may help you to use these tips when choosing your classes for next year, so at least keep them in mind.
SATs are very important to high school students thinking about college. I know that when I entered my junior year, I knew that SATs were one of the major parts of the year. I spent much of the year concentrating on other things within my school, but I knew that I would soon have to prepare myself. As difficult as it was to balance SATs with schoolwork and everything else keeping me busy, the best advice that was given to me about preparing myself was to not overwhelm myself.
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