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Senior year is almost here! This is the culmination of 13 years of grade school. Time really flies, huh? This, also, may be the last time you see some of the people you practically grew up with. To squeeze out every drop of this year, try these techniques. Hopefully, you can apply some of these steps to college and beyond. | Senior year is almost here! This is the culmination of 13 years of grade school. Time really flies, huh? This, also, may be the last time you see some of the people you practically grew up with. To squeeze out every drop of this year, try these techniques. Hopefully, you can apply some of these steps to college and beyond. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Work hard and make A's, but have FUN! There's bound to be parties happening your senior year, but DON'T go wild. Your grades this year could be the difference between a scholarship or not, or, if your aim is a little lower, between passing and failing. On the other end of spectrum, don't get so wound up and worried about grades that you forget to have fun! This will be one of the more fun years of your life. Remember, the purpose of school is to learn. You can have fun while you learn. | # Work hard and make A's, but have FUN! There's bound to be parties happening your senior year, but DON'T go wild. Your grades this year could be the difference between a scholarship or not, or, if your aim is a little lower, between passing and failing. On the other end of spectrum, don't get so wound up and worried about grades that you forget to have fun! This will be one of the more fun years of your life. Remember, the purpose of school is to learn. You can have fun while you learn. | ||
