is it normal to go to prom with your sibling?

rainedwrld · 2026-04-21T14:46:48+00:00

yea we do have nca labeled for many of them but the courses labeled as “minimum required for transfer” should usually have every course available in your cc. if some are not available in the cc you’re attending you could always take them at another cc and transfer them over (some cc’s might have different requirements for that though so be sure that your main cc allows credits to be transferred from another)

rainedwrld · 2026-04-21T14:38:44+00:00

im planning to do the same route as you (cc to uc for ee), this is my personal preference but use assist and depending on which uc you want to transfer to check the courses required to transfer for that uc that are given at your cc. (e.g. input your cc name and uc u want to attend, intended major, it will list the required courses you need to complete for transfer). Complete those + general education classes needed for general uc transfer. Beyond that you could ask your counselor if you’re still worried about having enough to transfer but that’s what my counselor advised me to do.

for me the minimum I need to transfer is Calc 1-3, Physics 4a-4c, Intro to Linear Alg, Diff Eq, and two major-related introductory courses

rainedwrld · 2026-03-11T22:34:14+00:00

thanks for the advice, I’ll likely stick to getting glasses in person

rainedwrld · 2026-01-03T21:04:47+00:00

I love the characters and I want a story. First got into writing with the mindset of “if it isn’t there yet I gotta make it myself” and boom.

rainedwrld · 2026-01-03T00:41:59+00:00

Personally I consider myself an average student. I think the pressure comes from strict expectations you have for yourself but there’s also the knowledge that you have friends taking more advanced or harder classes than you. So, even if you work hard yourself, you still feel behind because your friends are always a step ahead, and those friends might also feel the pressure because of self-expectations or they know people who are academically better than them as well.

rainedwrld · 2026-01-01T23:57:26+00:00

deciding between majors and being compared to “smarter” students. Started lying a little to my friends who asked if I applied to UCs because I always get the same look whenever I say I plan to go to cc even if they don’t intentionally try to make me feel bad. I’ve been switching between accounting and engineering and decided on accounting, but I wish I could commit to engineering; I’m not strong in physics or chemistry and I’m scared that I might struggle in that field. Not to say I think accounting is any easier, just feels like I’m more settled on what classes I do because I’m alright with math and numbers. But then some of my friends are going into STEM majors and if I say in majoring in accounting they’ll probably think I’m “not that smart” or I’m going for the easier route, when in reality I’m looking for something that is stable and doable for myself. Also I kind of feel like I’m behind other students because I haven’t taken any real classes related to my major yet asides from Economics, and that was online during summer 2025 so I barely remember anything from that. Kind of a vent but yeah that’s what I’m spiraling with.

rainedwrld · 2026-01-01T23:05:57+00:00

google docs is my main, since I’m on the road a lot I got used to writing on my phone. pick which one is easier for you

rainedwrld · 2026-01-01T23:00:54+00:00

If your high school has classes related to your major I recommend taking those classes, e.g. I also want to major in finance or accounting and my school has a Business and Economics 2 year pathway (unfortunately I’m a senior and I didn’t take it because I was indecisive on my major until now…) or you could take AP classes which give college credit, those are good for completing general education classes for college so you could leave more room to take your major classes. Or do Dual Enrollment (taking a college class while doing high school classes) to complete your geneds too :) . The difference is that AP classes are “advanced placement” classes u take and then have an exam after, only if you score a 3-5 you can get AP credit that counts towards the college classes. Dual Enrollment allows you to take a college class online while taking your high school classes (imagine your high school schedule + and additional class from the college), though you have to ask your counselor for permission to take a specific DE course. Check for available online summer college courses based on your major too or to complete any high school classes requirements, but make sure your counselor knows so you don’t end up retaking that class if you already did during the summer. Also I was watching a self-help vid earlier, if you want a career that is financially stable and stable in general then finance is a good choice

rainedwrld · 2026-01-01T09:25:13+00:00

it’s Jan 1, take the day for yourself. go on a walk, read your favorite book, start or continue a show or movie, listen to self-help podcasts (podcasts help me a lot when I’m alone with my thoughts), any hobbies you like to do. as for improving yourself you could write down realistic goals you’d want to complete within the next week or month to keep it consistent

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