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very, very bad-there is only one really good one, but it is an hour away :(

:LOL::LOL: so that I have more time to practice violin ;) and also the scholls around here suck big time. it's kind of funny-I've never been to school in the US, but I have in France and the UK ;)

lol-my name is Henry ;) not much to say about homeschooling-get up whenever you have to (not as nice as it sounds-I have to get up at 6:30 :() my mom corrects my work(when she remembers), as I just work out of textbooks. There isn't really a teacher once you get past a certain point...you...

sounds good! especially the part about being a Juventus fan! ;)

lol-I don't have any teachers! I take a couple online courses, and unfortunately, because I am so lazy I have a pretty structured school day....not that it helps much ;) the worst thing about it is the fact that you don't meet anyone new

LOL! you are lucky you have a graduation trip!! since I am homeschooled, I wont have one :(

lol-now we are carrying on two conversations at the same time! ;)

hehe-Senioritis, as we call it here ;) It's really weird, because on my own, I study, but if someone tells me too, I wont do it....and that certainly isn't helped by my inherent laziness ;)

Good point! lol-probably another record-first time a thread has stayed on-topic for two pages....at least judging from the other threads......;)

:(:(:(:( it's over..............:(:(:(:( ;)

@Gray-lol same here......I'm always in tons of trouble for not studying........I just try and avoid my parents......;)

lol-they all sound pretty darn hard! I guess electrical engineering has gotten pretty complex, as it's been around awhile.....

wow! you are on a lot!! ;) you also like engineering? I do as well, but I haven't studied it at all......chemical engineering sounds very difficult!! good lukc deciding what you will study.....;)

yeah, I'm in High School........I know what you mean-it would be really tough-I'm thinking of taking some math in college, but not that much!! even if you love math that is a lot!

I'm 16-been playing the violin for about 11 years...that sucks that you can't study astronomy where you are! however, if you are interested in going to grad school, and perhaps studying astronomy, taking physics would be a really good idea! I've started physics, and I like it quite a bit! and it...

yeah-it's all so bloody interesting!! unfortunately, I don't have much time for astronomy because of violin :( but I still think that if I manage to get in a good academic school, I will try and study astronomy anyway ;)

no problem! a student planning to go on to graduate school in astronomy should have had physics courses covering electricity and magnetism, atomic and nuclear physics, thermodynamics, statistical mechanics, and quantum theory. For some astronomy specialties, however, studies in geology or...

hmmmmmmm there are lots of different "career courses" you could take here.....I'll look around and post them in a sec

Do you mean degrees, courses, or what? are you trying to figure what college you want to go to, or do you just want to take a course?

You really should! My parents got me an extremelly cheap one-the main optics are good, but the mount and the eyepieces are crap, but it is still great to have. I've tried astrophotography, but didn't have the time or the equipment, unfortunately.....;)