How to Have Fun As a Senior in High School
Try to stay on top of your homework - even though you are a senior, you are still in school., Take all your required courses in lower grades - if you have a leftover math credit or art credit, you might not be able to take the fun classes you want...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Try to stay on top of your homework - even though you are a senior
The senior slide might of kicked in already the fall of your senior year.
This is not the time to slack and your grades still count as part of your GPA and this may give you many benefits such as lower car insurance, better college eligibility, higher career opportunities, etc.
You will less likely to be involved in criminal activity or get on academic probation in college if you get higher grades senior year. -
Step 2: you are still in school.
Senior year is based on electives and that will be great for career exploration, not catching up on that missed freshman Statistics credit.
If you love math,take more advanced math as well or something like that.
If you have a passion for computers, take some web design, computer repair or programming classes.
If you love PE, take some advanced PE courses. , If you are a basketball fan, see every basketball game. , You are a senior and you may not see all of your fellow classmates ever again after graduation, so it is time to mingle and be nice to everyone.
You can still have your group of friends, but don't clique.
Be goofy and squirmy as well, nobody cares what others think at that age. , If you want to go to state in track, work hard and do it.
Or you can take the risk of pulling a senior prank, but you might get in trouble for that one, even hindering your graduation. , You don't have to work for your dream job yet; choose a major for a trade that is based on your talents and interests and go from there.
You can also consider joining the armed services.
For better results, it is best to have your future figured out by the summer of your senior year, not April. , Or take a real good friend.
Try to look nice and approachable at the start of your senior year and start looking around Thanksgiving or Christmas if you are not in a steady relationship.
You can go single but it may not be as fun, unless you are the type to go single.
The prom is not mandatory, if you could care less and think it will be less stress, don't go.
You can attend the prom or formal a few years past senior year, so don't sweat it.
If you don't have a chance in 2010, you can come back in
2011. , It is a great to have one last time with your friends before they go off in their own directions. , You can come back to visit your high school after senior year, but don't try to redo the past, live in the present and focus on the future. -
Step 3: Take all your required courses in lower grades - if you have a leftover math credit or art credit
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Step 4: you might not be able to take the fun classes you want as a senior.
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Step 5: Go to the games
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Step 6: the concerts
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Step 7: the plays - it's your senior year and it will make good memories many years after graduation.
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Step 8: Break up the cliques - it is time to break the walls.
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Step 9: Make your mark - if you have some major high school goal
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Step 10: it is the time to do it.
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Step 11: Think about your future - during breaks
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Step 12: such as Christmas and Thanksgiving
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Step 13: take college tours
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Step 14: take career assessments
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Step 15: decide what you want to do when you get out the door.
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Step 16: Attend the prom or formal - if you have a special girlfriend/boyfriend or a crush
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Step 17: ask that person to the prom/formal.
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Step 18: Have fun at Skip Day - if your school has a skip day
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Step 19: attend it.
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Step 20: Don't look back - High school has many great memories but focus also on the future and the better times to come.
Detailed Guide
The senior slide might of kicked in already the fall of your senior year.
This is not the time to slack and your grades still count as part of your GPA and this may give you many benefits such as lower car insurance, better college eligibility, higher career opportunities, etc.
You will less likely to be involved in criminal activity or get on academic probation in college if you get higher grades senior year.
Senior year is based on electives and that will be great for career exploration, not catching up on that missed freshman Statistics credit.
If you love math,take more advanced math as well or something like that.
If you have a passion for computers, take some web design, computer repair or programming classes.
If you love PE, take some advanced PE courses. , If you are a basketball fan, see every basketball game. , You are a senior and you may not see all of your fellow classmates ever again after graduation, so it is time to mingle and be nice to everyone.
You can still have your group of friends, but don't clique.
Be goofy and squirmy as well, nobody cares what others think at that age. , If you want to go to state in track, work hard and do it.
Or you can take the risk of pulling a senior prank, but you might get in trouble for that one, even hindering your graduation. , You don't have to work for your dream job yet; choose a major for a trade that is based on your talents and interests and go from there.
You can also consider joining the armed services.
For better results, it is best to have your future figured out by the summer of your senior year, not April. , Or take a real good friend.
Try to look nice and approachable at the start of your senior year and start looking around Thanksgiving or Christmas if you are not in a steady relationship.
You can go single but it may not be as fun, unless you are the type to go single.
The prom is not mandatory, if you could care less and think it will be less stress, don't go.
You can attend the prom or formal a few years past senior year, so don't sweat it.
If you don't have a chance in 2010, you can come back in
2011. , It is a great to have one last time with your friends before they go off in their own directions. , You can come back to visit your high school after senior year, but don't try to redo the past, live in the present and focus on the future.
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