<p>keylyme- Where does your son go to school??</p>
<p>NMH. My older son also attended this school and I know he frequently had to request “late lights” and would be up until 1 or 2, but he overextended himself as a freshman, taking music lessons, doing jazz ensemble, and athletics. I had my younger son just stick to his academics and sports as a freshman. It is paying off in grades. He can start adding more stuff now that he has his schedule under control.</p>
<p>i’m just worried that everyone will be completely brilliant and i’ll be totally left behind in all my classes. :(</p>
<p>NeLLyRaE- same here! but first i need to be accepted in order to worry about these things D:</p>
<p>I barely do homework at home. All I do are the projects which I need to type or something, and that’ll take me half an hour at most. So really, I don’t do much academic work at home. I’m really worried too that bs will be such a shock and that it’ll be hard to adjust to having like 3 hours of homework every night.</p>
<p>It’s reassuring to know that teachers won’t pile em up on the first week or so. And Nelly - I’ll be left behind in all my classes with you 
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<p>Oh well. Think positively right? If the schools accept us, then that means they probably have some faith that we’ll survive. So I guess I should just trust their choice. :)</p>
<p>Surprisingly I’m not to scared for freshman years workload. I already get almost 3 hours of homework a night including studying. I’m more scared about: a) getting in and b) balencing school with ec’s and sports</p>