does anyone go to a school called emerson

Nope. To be honest, I don't see the point of this thread. SO I will summon....

DarkHyren : What do you think?

Sorry I just wanted to know if I had any friends here sorry and if you want to close it's okay

Meh, we can probably make this into a topic like "Where do you go to school?" and leave it open.
lococrazy123 : That way you get your answer and this serves another purpose too.
So I'll do that. Oh, and I'm not in school, but if I decide to do a course somewhere I'll post it

Not anymore. I graduate high school in the year 2006. Went to college for a couple of months and decided to put it aside for a dog that I'm passionate and skilled at. Maybe one day I might go back..who knows...

lococrazy123 :
I actually went to school in three states… New York, Connecticut and, Florida… The big bulk of my schooling came from here in Florida but I always enjoyed my time in New York and also in Connecticut. I feel that both states are better in terms of the actual school systems than Florida but I am a little biased I am a New Yorker after all. I felt that the system here in Florida was the major reason I didn’t finish school and even though many years have past since I left school I tend to think that it probably hasn’t changed much in the years since I left.

It bothers me to a big degree because I am an Uncle of six kids, four of which are in Florida so the thought of them being held back from their potential because of how the system is here is always on my mind because I want so badly to see them succeed and to get the opportunities that I never got. I look at them as if they were my own children and the thought of them potentially going through what I did makes me sick to my stomach.

I'm actually homeschooled. I do a virtual schooling program. You may wanna say, "Lucky!" It's not that glamorous, though. I've gotta work hard for my grades, and I get work that is sometimes above 9th grade level. I'm in a program for people who are highly intelligent, and I struggle quite a bit, but stay in by dumb luck.

Online school!FINAL YEAR! Can't wait till its over!

tacostorm030 : Unless I get kicked out of the program, probably two or three more years for me if I continue online schooling... I hope I don't get kicked out of the program...

KlawedFlaw : Why on earth would you be kicked out,you wouldn't have gotten in if you weren't capable of doing the work.I think you'll do just fine.

tacostorm030 : I'm having trouble with math. That's why. The person who works in the program in my area suggests I should get a tutor.

KlawedFlaw :
Math kicks my butt on a regular basis,I failed calculus last year so know I have to take it again,which is a real bummer.You should get a tutor or ask one of your classmates for help. Good luck!I hope you get good grades.

tacostorm030 : I hope so, too. I'm doing good otherwise, and math is the death of me...

I feel like I'm the only one that doesnt think math is the devil. I'm taking my 2nd year of Calculus I, took it in high school and now as a freshman in college. I'd like to say it's easy but I know it's not. You just need to learn HOW to learn math. Otherwise it gets confusing.

I'm attending college at Brescia University. It's a really good school.

KlawedFlaw : I was homeschooled for most of my life. The way the program was set up, I only got A's, but had to put in a lot of work. I just would work stuff until I got it right. Math was easy for me (in most respects), but I had trouble progressing at later levels. I'm now a math major at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and have had a lot of trouble with Calculus. I've managed to get the hang of it now, but it's taken a lot of work. For tutoring, I've kinda gotten lucky. My library has a free program for people with library cards through a site called (What else?) tutor.com. I use it a lot when I get stuck. You might want to check if your library has anything like that.

supernerd117 : I've got an IEP, so I don't need no cards. I can get a tutor for free! I'm getting one for free. No really.

KlawedFlaw : That's nice. Very nice. AS for me, I'm part of a program at my University that provides tutors for free, but it hasn't really helped much. But hey, it gives free food every other week and I'm actually paid if I stay in the program throughout college XD.

Me and math are like Batman and The Joker- one day we're going to kill each other. I hate any type of math, even the simple stuff. I can do it, sure, but I hate it.

I am currently attending Skagit Valley Community College on the Mount Vernon Campus. I just started this quarter and hoping to get my transfer degree to go for a 4-year major at a University.