<p>Hey guys! So i heard from many of my upperclassman friends that junior year is aweful, and so as a sophomore now, i got a little freaked out. So i know there is the whole SAT and ACT stuff and AP courses and state testing depending on what the graduation rules are for your state, and mock interviews and college decisions. But if you prepare for alllll of these during the summer and already have an idea of what your plans for college are, would it still be hard? Im going to study for the ACT & SAT this summer and for all my next AP courses. I also have some essays that are typed for college purposes (I know its too early for a sophomore but I want to be prepared! Call me a nerd if u want to! :P) would the school year still be hard that way? :rolleyes:</p>
<p>So will you be a sophomore this fall or a junior?</p>
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<p>Either that or I’m a complete underachiever. I don’t know.
I don’t think it’s as difficult as people make it out to be, though it’s harder than other years. I’d suggest not making too many plans because they will mostly all be changed anyway. Don’t expect to be certain about anything this early.
College apps and decisions happen during senior year. </p>
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<p>Rewrite them anyway, at the usual time. Your writing will improve a lot as you mature, even in the course of a year. I’m amazed at how awful a writer I was a couple years ago.</p>