<p>Im just curious. How do you seniors feel about goin to college soon?? how bout as the days get longer you get closer to graduation hm??</p>
<p>Right now, I can't wait to go to college. I know, though, that once high school is over, I will miss it. It has been the people that have sustained me and it will be the people that I will miss. The days have been getting longer, but they are still bearable. I find myself caring less and less and getting more and more bored. I lurk here far more than I did a few months ago. I'm sure my feelings will change in the future, but I must say that May 29 is a day that won't come soon enough.</p>
<p>I alternate between exactly what thvudragon described and being intensely sad to leave my friends, my family, and my teammates.</p>
<p>I'm depressed! I mean I want to go to a college... but I have NO clue where! I just don't like uncertainty and I am really lost right now.</p>
<p>you read my mind anovice</p>
<p>I feel alrite.
Sometimes it will hit me and I get excited but only for like a few seconds.
It doesnt seem like that big of a deal.
I know it is. Everyone keeps telling me but I'm just not feeling it.</p>
<p>i feel paradoxical</p>
<p>I feel okay (not fantastic but yet not bad). It's starting to get a little tougher getting myself to focus (but not too tough saying I'm really trying not to catch senioritis), especially after working so hard for so long. Plus, I'm really excited about next year. However, I'm also really nervous because after this year, I'll have to start all over again in earning new friends as well as gaining trust from those that will be superior to me (Two things that take a lot of time to achieve).</p>
<p>It really doesn't help when I'm still in limbo, waiting to get a decision from my last school (somewhere around three to four weeks left most likely - scarey). However, it feels really good to know that even if I don't get into that school, I'll still be heading off to a great place come September (already accepted into the University of Michigan). However, I'll feel a lot better when I know exactly where I'm going to be in a few months.</p>
<p>As each day passes I get more and more tired of this school and this life here in NJ, so I am so happy Graduation is only 4 months away. I wish it were TONIGHT. Anyway, I am looking forward to leaving and heading to the west coast.</p>
<p>It varies from day to day. Most days during school I feel like screaming and running out of my classes =) Much of the time I must remind myself that I will soon be out of this miserable school and will be at college in a few short months. Of course, when I'm hanging out with friends and we are all talking about the different places we will be going and when I'm talking to my family, it hits me how much I will miss them and how I will probably be rather homesick and wish to be back in the safety of high school. College is scary, unnerving, yet exciting. I try not to think about it too much because it makes me realize how unimportant high school is and then I end up slacking off...</p>
<p>my emotions are very fickle on the subject i guess</p>
<p>I feel both excited and scared. I can't wait to be on my own but I'm apprehensive about the whole thing, especially not knowing where I'll be next year. Right now, though, life is awesome. Senior year rocks-- I have very little work and so much time and freedom. Right now life is all about being with people close to me that I won't be able to be around next year.</p>
<p>Days getting longer? No way, days getting shorter!</p>
<p>It just recently hit me that I'm going to be leaving NYC, I almost broke down. I love this city to death but I need some independence. I also just realized that there's no point making new friends or, more specifically, starting new relationships since they'll only last half a year. That's really sad.</p>
<p>But hey, you move on in life. That's what life is about. I couldn't expect to spend my entire life in NYC, there's a whole world out there, it's time to find out what it holds.</p>
<p>I feel two-sided...on the one hand I'm excited to get out of hs and ready take on the challenges of college, but on the other hand I feel totally unprepared and unweaned from my supports (i.e. family, friends, etc.)--I apprehensive and still feel like I have a lot of growing up to do. Plus, I received 7 acceptances already--while I'm very happy about that, I feel confused and at this point have no idea where I'll end up going. The more offers I get compounds my feeling of cluelessness. I envy my peers who applied ED and got in, because of the sense of security they feel. Classes are well...kind of a drag. Although my grades aren't taking a nosedive and I haven't caught senioritis, I feel so unmotivated. The work I do now won't really mean much, will it?</p>
<p>This should be one of the happiest times in my life, but I feel remorseful and depressed. I've wasted time throughout much of high school and not really worked to my full potential. There were so many new things I now wish I'd taken part in, but I shyed away from because I was afraid of failure. I could've done so much more socially--most of the friends I have I made this year, so I'll be saying goodbye to them so soon...</p>
<p>were you accepted into case elbereth githloniel?</p>
<p>Nope, not yet. I hear back from Case on 3/1. I'm so anxious! I heard that both their rejection and acceptance letters are mailed in flimsy thin envelopes...</p>
<p>"So how are the seniors feeling?"</p>
<p>dunno</p>
<p>I'm feeling great. I got into my ED college and I am pretty much ready to leave my high school. June cannot come soon enough.</p>
<p>Terrible, terrible senioritis. My grades are okay, but the motivation is absolutely gone. For now, just want to make it to the summer...</p>
<p>I. Want. To. Get. Out. Of. Here.</p>
<p>I'm pretty depressed. I thought getting into college would be the happiest moment of my life, but I think I built up too many expectations about it. I got in ED, but I realized that nothing had really changed; I'm in the same house, with the same family, with the same problems, etc.</p>