Too young to be deciding and learning about sororities?

[hae413]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

You don't have to be crazy to talk to a professional. As I said, I can't tell from GC if this is just venting, or if she is dealing with the type of anxiety that keeps her up at night.

Don't worry, it isn't keeping me up at night! I honestly think that wouldn't be a bad idea! A guidance counselor or teacher even would help.

My school does have a counselor for these sort of things. We haven't gone back to school yet, but when we do I'll see if I can talk to her.

amIblue- My school offers an ACT prep class but it is possible they are cutting it next year or making it an elective. If it's still an option I will do it!

Melinda- I honestly only know one other sophomore even thinking about college. I feel like it's weird my peers are looking at prep tests like they don't matter.. I do love my extra curricular's and I do enjoy high school. It's nice to know someone has been in my situation before. I have read some really awesome stories, my favorite being the Bellatrix Lestrange one! They are quite entertaining.

Thank you so much everyone. I really appreciate every bit of advice.

[melindawarren]

Originally Posted by hae413

Melinda- I honestly only know one other sophomore even thinking about college. I feel like it's weird my peers are looking at prep tests like they don't matter.. I do love my extra curricular's and I do enjoy high school. It's nice to know someone has been in my situation before. I have read some really awesome stories, my favorite being the Bellatrix Lestrange one! They are quite entertaining.

I went to a very pressure-cooker kind of HS, so I definitely heard about college before I even set foot on campus for the first time. But I think researching college before your junior year puts you at a distinct advantage, because it's a time-consuming process, and you'll never wish you had less time to research/take tests/work on your apps.

And I'm glad you find my story entertaining!