My school (highschool) boundries are changing next year, and I am set to go to another school since I am a freshman and only juniors and seniors are allowed to stay at my current school.
How can I get the school to let me stay at my current school?
I dont want to go to the school i am supposed to because it stresses me out to change and also it isnt an enviorment i want to be in.
I want to do early college ( which means i go to a community college the last two years of hs to get college credit)
If you have any way to help let me know!!
thank you so so much!
How to stay at my current school?
2017-01-02 1:52 pm
回答 (1)
2017-01-03 12:13 am
With boundaries changing, your school is going to get a flood of requests to stay. They will hear a multitude of excuses as to why a student needs to stay where they are at. Not going to happen. You are not going to make them allow you to stay. You can put in a request, but " I get stressed out with change" is not going to hold any weight with them.
Taking CC while in high school. Really do your reseach on this. My nephew graduated high school with an Associate degree. His high school and CC where he took classes told him he would be all set when he applied to universities, all his gen eds out of the way. He applied to a public state university in his state, got in and when he went to register during freshman oreintation, they only accepted SIX out of 60 credits from his Assoicate degree. I was shocked. But after asking around and doing some research on it, this can be a common occurrence. ( he had A's and B's in his CC classes)
Go on a college visits to universities you will apply to. Meet with admissions and ask them if they will all credits you will have earned while in high school.
Taking CC while in high school. Really do your reseach on this. My nephew graduated high school with an Associate degree. His high school and CC where he took classes told him he would be all set when he applied to universities, all his gen eds out of the way. He applied to a public state university in his state, got in and when he went to register during freshman oreintation, they only accepted SIX out of 60 credits from his Assoicate degree. I was shocked. But after asking around and doing some research on it, this can be a common occurrence. ( he had A's and B's in his CC classes)
Go on a college visits to universities you will apply to. Meet with admissions and ask them if they will all credits you will have earned while in high school.
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