High School Post Analysis

I have been wanting to write a advice post for high school freshmen for about a year now, so much that I wanted to start a blog focused on high school advice. Right now, I am well into my sophomore year of high school, and unfortunately, this isn't a common time to post an article like this, because most, if not all students, have gone back to school. But I couldn't not post this, because I think a lot about giving well-written, helpful advice that isn't cliche. (And by "a lot", I mean A LOT, as in almost every single day.) My next post will explain the weird timing, and also, there is no way I would want to post this during the upcoming summer, or as a junior, because I won't relate to it as well, and I'll definitely be more into the college stuff. Speaking of college, there will be more college info than you would typically expect in a post like this (I've been eagerly looking forward to college for quite the time.) This is probably a good time to mention that the current SAT will be replaced with a redesigned SAT next March. For me, the most major changes are no points being deducted for incorrect answers, and the "vocabulary part" of the Critical Reading section being eliminated. Some general tips will be more towards the beginning, and then the college tips will be come after. …show more content…
A teacher told me this on the first day of school in my freshman year, and I didn't want to believe it, but it has proven to be so true. I honestly can't believe that I am already a sophomore. With this in mind, time is unavoidable, and it's not worth wasting, because it's impossible to get back. I know homework (among other things) isn't something always looked forward to, but it's better to do it now than