it is summer of my junior year and I am getting a lot more serious with my school work. My grades have increased, my gpa is finally currently a 3.0. Though my cummulative is not as high I still am working on it. I am visiting UT chat with my mom and girlfriend at the end of july and sort of nervous. I took latin
1 this year but had to drop it due to other things. I am now in summer school voluntary because I need a language credit. The point being, is there any idea of what I can do to stop being nervous for my senior year? I am afraid to lose what I have built, and gained these past years. Especially with my girlfriend, and success in school/family/behavior.
venom_97 answered Thursday June 19 2008, 11:34 am: You will not lose what you have built because you have already set it in your mind that you didn't want to lose it. "smile"
Being nervous about going to the 12th grade is perfectly normal and expected. I was nervous too, and even when going to college, I was still nervous!
First, take the classes that you have interest in and the classes you need. With a 3.0 GPA, you are fine. Study, concentrate, and still make time for interests outside of school. Look at it as rewarding yourself as you have remained focus and passed tests by studying. Set goals of attempting to increase your GPA even if it involves extra work for credit, extra research, so on so forth. Invite your girlfriend with you to the library, do homework and studying together. I am sure she has school work to do too. Studying together really does help relieve much stress, I have found and makes it intriguing and exciting to have your partner with you and you with them giving support to one another. Once you have completed the task, take time to go for a walk or do something with eachother, it gives you something to look forward to and relax your mind a little after reading, studying and focusing on classwork. [ venom_97's advice column | Ask venom_97 A Question ]
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