SERIOUSNESS:
Seriousness should always be your first priority,
AVOID C/O
Never make a mistake having a carry over, bcos if u should get a "F", i'm sorry you wont be able to graduate that year.
BE PRAYERFUL:
Be prayerful, because with God all things are possible
PROJECT:
Make research online and in the the library on your career field
Personal Passions
As
graduation approaches, it’s time for students to take a hard look at
their true passions, whether academic subjects, extracurricular
activities or an outside interest. Knowing their personal passions helps
teens find career paths to which they can happily devote their lives.
Career Possibilities
Whether
they’re mad about fashion, movies, science, sports or planning parties,
students should learn all they can about career opportunities in fields
they’re passionate about. They should be able to link their passion to a
position, such as a clothing designer for fashion fans and jobs in
public relations for those interested in staging celebrations.
College Choices
Students
need to consider not only the college majors available, but also the
school’s academic reputation in the professional world. For example,
while an Ivy League degree may impress on Wall Street, students
interested in a career in film are better prepared with a degree from
the University of Southern California or New York University.
Academic Alternatives
Traditional
college alternatives, such as culinary, technical, trade or fashion
schools, are good options for students who would rather forgo academia
in favor of training to prepare them for careers more quickly. Undecided
students should know they can start out taking general education
classes at a community college before committing to a four-year
institution.
Overseas Options
Some
seniors might wish to put off college in favor of experiencing a
foreign culture through time spent abroad. These students should know
about opportunities to volunteer or study overseas for a summer, a
semester or an entire school year.
Financial Obligations
Higher
education comes with a hefty price tag and students taking out loans
need to know they will be the ones stuck with the student loan bill.
High school graduates should also know the ins and outs of balancing
their bank statements, planning a monthly personal expenses budget and
managing credit card accounts.
Emergency Etiquette
When
graduating teens leave their parents’ homes for the first time, they’ll
have to rely on themselves if emergencies arise. They can learn CPR and
take courses in driver safety, along with getting an adult’s advice on
how to handle challenging situations such as car accidents or inebriated
friends.
Adult Accountability
It’s
important for young adults to fully understand that the freedom they’ll
have after high school comes with the price of a greater accountability
for their actions. Parents and high school graduates need to engage in
frank conversations regarding issues including alcohol abuse, drunk
driving, drug usage and sexual activity, as teens may encounter these
temptations in a college setting.
Social Responsibility
High
schools students should also understand that adulthood comes with the
responsibility to become a contributing member of society. Young adults
need to look beyond themselves to discover ways to improve the world
around them through opportunities such as volunteer work.
Life Skills
Moving
away from home means teens will no longer have a parent around to make
their meals or do their laundry. While academics are important, high
school seniors should also know the basic skills needed to maintain
their personal health and hygiene.
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