What classes should I take if I dunno what to do?!

[missedit]

Alright so I'm close to graduation and well I need classes that are sorta vague so if I do in fact decide to go to college, I'm not screwed into yet another year of highschool hell. Any ideas?

Thanks. :)

[March of the Meanies]

If you decide to go to college you'll more than likely meet with an advisor. They'll tell you what you should take and usually (mine does) will give you a list of classes in the required field and you can have your pick. Some awesome college classes these days. Glassblowing? Yes.

[missedit]

Alright, I'm thinking maybe I should stop falling asleep during the college presentaions. Thanks man.

[babyjay]

glassblowing? ftw.

anthro!(:

[FireflyInTheDark]

Ceramics or pottery, photography, shop, intro to spanish or french... I always viewed those as the BS classes (it's high school guys, come on, don't take it seriously). ;)
I always liked the more artsy-fartsy classes, because they're rarely boring, you could take it seriously and have fun with it (usually I did my best) or you could just do the bare minimum and get by when you were having a bad day (who hasn't had a day like that?). Unlike the history or math classes where you have to pay attention for the test and shit and it's so boring you fall asleep and get a rude awakening when you get a detention for sleeping in class! :eek:
God, this sounds bad. I'm sorry art majors. This must be like nails on a chalk-board to you. :p

[Duck]

Intro to Psych or Psych 101 or whatever
Psychology is useful in every field and everyday life

[Captain Chronic]

pottery / ceramics for sure, my favorite class lol. I made a bowl this week :)