i want to be able to do these classes at county level, and a bit of dressage. what breeds would you suggest? thanks.

I have read about some online schools being very bad and a financial ripoff for when it comes to educational value.

Are there any differences between day classes and night classes at a community college?

Would I have to graduate later if I take night classes instead?

I understand that it is my choice but I want people's opinions =)
I am planing on taking one of the two classes this summer but I don't know which one to choose. I have always loved fighting, ever since I was a child.(I'm not a violent person tho lol, I fight for fun and try to avoid starting fights)
Which sport would actually help me defend myself in a real fight?
Which sport gives you a better sculpted body?
Which sport do you think is funner?
Which sport is more challenging?

We'll have to find a place that can accommodate us. I'm staying at my parents' house right now.

I'm attending Ivy Tech and did very bad my first Semester. I had 3 F's and 2 Withdraws. I had a job that got in the way.

This is now my 2nd semester and I am taking English 111 at 3 credit hours, American History at 3 credit hours, Ivy 101 at 1 credit hour, Math 044 at 3 credit hours, and Public Speaking at 3 credit hours.

I know I will be able to pass Ivy 101 with a A. I can pass Speech with a Low B or higher. Math 044 I am sure I can get a C or better, I might be able to pass American History with a C. I am not sure about History though. Though I am afraid I'm going to fail English 111.

The problem is I and on Financial Aid Probation which I have to have a certain Completion Rate thing for it.

I want to know if I should drop English 111. And maybe even American History.

I think I should be able to still get financial aid next semester if I only drop one class. Maybe two.

Do you think I will be safe dropping just one class? Which would be English? Sense I feel I am going to fail it.

What are some fun or interesting college classes to choose form
nothing too hard,
something that you can enjoy ??

i was gonna take cheer next year but the high school is not coaching for freshman and the town cheer team has the worst coach and i do never want to go back there even to help. so in the mean time i was thinking of taking a class like a dance class or a tumbling class or something what should i do in the mean time to help me just be a better cheerleader... plus if i do go back to the town cheer the coach is not giving me a chance to reach my full potential. she even chickens out of cradles. she doesn't even care about it. i don't know why she is coaching again but i need a class to help me be the best cheerleader i can be. could you help me with finding a class

thanks so much! :D

Do you mean potty training classes? I'm not sure if there are a few out there. By the way, can you clarify what you mean? And If your child is an infant, shouldn't you still be having to change her diapers? In my opinion, I think it's a little to early to start potty training an infant, mate.

should the people who can not communicate with others be taught in special classes? what do you think ?

I don't know of any, but I suppose there could be exceptions to the rule of needing a high school diploma or a G.E.D.

It helps. Decent acting classes should make anyone with talent better... even just a class which teaches the basics like "the method" or character development or breathing, projection, and enunciation.

They can also give you more depth as an actor. Have you ever noticed that some well known actors are good but always seem to be playing themselves "as" the character? Tom Cruise is a good example. No matter the role, it's always Tom Cruise as the secret agent, Tom Cruise as the father whose town is invaded by aliens, etc. He's entertaining and marketable, but don't expect to see him holding an Oscar anytime soon.

Other actors, like Meryl Streep, seem to become different people for different roles.

The difference? Often it's training as an actor which can hone basic talent and give it depth.

Acting coaches can also give you the information you need to to make an idiot of yourself at auditions. They'll tell you how and what to prepare, what to bring, what not to do, etc. You can have all the talent in the world, but if you're wasting the casting directors time because you didn't know how or what to prepare, you'll never get to show it.

If you have access to community theatre and are interested in learning "the ropes" of acting and auditioning, you can learn a lot there, too. It might be a good starting place.

Good Luck!!

AP US History
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus
AP Psychology
AP Spanish
AP Economics
AP Biology

What kinds of classes should I take in High School to get into a University to learn to be a Lawyer?

I know that there are required classes to take for many career areas, but I don't know about becoming a lawyer. I'm looking to join Mock Trial and AP U.S. History. What other things should I do? Internships?

Thank you, your help is greatly appreciated (-: