How exactly does finishing school relate to getting a 35-dollar game that you can buy for half the price of some YooGayHoh cards? o_0
no, no, no...u don't get it...it's not the price, the TIME....
How exactly does finishing school relate to getting a 35-dollar game that you can buy for half the price of some YooGayHoh cards? o_0
Today, I brought my books (Math, Science, and History) to school to turn them in for what my English teacher told me to do. I did it, but that is one big mistake I've ever made. It turns out that my Algebra 2 class still has homework where it requires you to copy a certain number of prolems from the Math book to a piece of paper. Not only that, My History teacher gave us a study guide that requires using the History book and my Science Teacher might do the same. This got me really angry, and frustrated, about what I did. I ended getting all depressed saying stuff like "My life fails" and "I don't deserve to live anymore".
Not that hard, it's a good book, you should be able to finish it in a couple of days.read 100 Years of Solitude in a Week
1.-You can't be in school for free, the government will only give you the FAFSA if someone of your family provides a useful service to society in that moment.(This sounds discriminatory, but it's a fair rule)Today I got back my FAFSA information, which is for federal financial aid.
Apparently, a kid who's family is only barely surviving on Unemployment and where no one in their house has a job isn't eligible for financial aid.
However, my friend who's parents BOTH make about $100k a year EACH is eligible for the government to completely pay for his entire four years of school.
Anyone else see the problem here? So, in short, I can't go to college because I can't even afford to pay for one damn book. There goes the few hopes and dreams I had in life. FML.
Alright, I've got a fun story to tell you all about my good-hearted, but incredibly insane language arts teacher.
So, we've only got a few days left of school, right? Suddenly, I notice my science text book is gone. This is bad, because a) that text book costs 60 bucks if I don't give it back by the end of year (which was in, like, 3 days) and b) it had my science homework, which, if I didn't turn it in, my grade would drop from an A to a B, and it had some of my final exam review sheets.
Now I'm searching frantically for this book. And I ask my language arts teacher if she's seen my text book. She said no. I remembered I borrowed a book from her for independent reading. So I put it back in her bookshelf. I turn my head. I see my textbook underneath her projector. My teacher had, without asking me, taken my text book to use it to prop up her projector.
Her response when I showed her the book? "OH, you found it! "
Yeah. This is the best first post ever. Hello everyone.
1.-You can't be in school for free, the government will only give you the FAFSA if someone of your family provides a useful service to society in that moment.(This sounds discriminatory, but it's a fair rule)
2.200k of yearly income is what the average middle low-class family gets, so it's not that much(Considering that the minimum pay is $5 per hour, $5x8hours of work=40. 40 bucks daily. If you work around 240 days yearly you make around 9k-11k yearly ).
Yeah, no kidding! Lower middle class is like, 40k and below, and middle class is above that and like, to 100k? Once you make 100k you can be considered upper middle class, but all of these classes also depend on where you live.How is 200k a year average lower middle class income?
The average is about $50-60,000, from what I've seen. The numbers you're giving don't add up, 9k-11k, does not come near 200k.
Also, I live in a state where minimum wage is like, 8 or 9 bucks, so $5 seems a bit outrageous to me.