Sunday, February 12, 2012

A List About AP Students


  • My friend Jina sent me this lovely list about AP students and I found it extremely funny and you will most likely find it funny also.

    1.You know AP actually stands for “Advanced Procrastinator.”

    2.You could have done your homework at home but you prefer the pressure of getting it done two periods before its due.

    3.Studying consists of furiously glancing over your notes the period before the test.

    4.“Not a lot of homework” means: 10 chemistry problems, calc homework (that you won’t do anyways), a 15 page story to read in the Lit book, and studying for a French quiz.

    5.You don’t think of it as “cheating”, you think of it as “cooperative learning.”

    6.The weekend before mid-terms or finals you don’t start studying until Sunday at seven or eight PM.

    7.You have multiple breakdowns throughout the year from school-related stress.

    8.You know senior project is a joke and intend on putting forth as little effort as possible.

    9.On top of your full schedule, you’re involved in several extra-curricular activities and you have a job.

    10.Every extra-curricular activity you sign up for is framed with the words “It’ll look good for college.”

    11.Senioritis set in during the last few weeks of 11th grade.

    12.You’re convinced summer work was invented as a form of torture.

    13.You sign up for a class because it’s weighted, not because the subject interests you.

    14.You question whether you’ll make it through the year with your sanity intact.

    15.You swear twice as much as you normally do on the day of a test.

    16.You have no time management skills. Whatsoever.

    17.You consider any non AP class to be a blow-off class.

    18.You never meet anyone new in your classes because its been the same group of kids since ninth grade.

    19.You and your closest friends are all in the top 10% of your class.

    20.You like to pretend you’re not a nerd but on the inside…you know.

    21.You do your best work between the hours of 11 PM and 2 AM.

    22.At sleepovers with your friends you discuss politics and financial aid.

    23. The probablity of your homework getting done depends more on your mood than the fact that it needs to be done.

    24. You find yourself arguing for points not because you genuinely feel that you are right, but because you know that one more point will boost your grade letter.

    25. You consider anything below a B to be a bad grade.

    26. You spend a few hours doing optional and bonus assignments you don't actually need to do just because it will boost your grade which will in turn raise your GPA and class rank.

    27. People ask you how you manage an AP class you just say "It's easy" when on the inside you are screaming bloody murder.

    28. You watch TV or do other random things until 10pm then complain the next day about doing homework at 2am.

    29. You struggle to find ways to entertain yourself when you don't have any homework, but when you do have homework the possibilities are endless.

    30. You have four projects due the following day, but instead of doing them you go on Facebook to talk to anyone who will answer.
    31. You find yourself complaining to everyone how much homework you have... when you should be off facebook doing it.

    32. Your teacher thinks that his class is the only class you have and therefore is the most important so he overloads you with homework.

    33. Your GPA surpasses the average hours of sleep you get a night.

    34. You get mad when non-AP students whine about how much homework they have.

    35. The teacher assigns reading two weeks prior to the test but you end up reading it all the night before.

    36. Sometimes the highlight of your life is just crawling into bed and passing out.

    37. You use random, obscure information you learned in class in everyday conversation.

    38. You stare at your homework and repeat the words FML as you go through it.

    39. You have forgotten what the meaning of "free-period" is.

    40. You can’t stand taking regular electives because when a big group project comes along, you end up doing the whole thing.

    41. You put the pro in procrastination.

    42. You know that school is a joke after the second week in May.

    43. You have at least one test or a quiz a day.

    44. You write BS-ays instead of essays.

    45.You have back problems because your backpack weighs more than 50lbs.

    46. You can't help but find symbolism in every single thing you read/watch.

    47. You or someone you know has gone to therapy for school-related stress.

    48. You willingly pay $86 to take a test.

  • 49. Sparknotes is practically your homepage.

    50. You hate missing school, not because you like school, but because of the massive amount of make-up work you'll have.

    51. You are confident that if the author of the book you are reading had to analyze it for an AP quiz, he or she would fail.

    52. You have noticed that "studying" is "student" and "dying" put together.

    53. You can't have a conversation with your friends without mentioning homework at least once.

    54. You think jokes like, "Holy shift! Look at the asymptote on that mother function!" and "I wish I was DNA helicase so I could unzip your genes," are hilarious.

    55. You know that CollegeBoard's motto is actually, "CollegeBoard: inspiring minds and emptying wallets."

    56. You know that MLA actually stands for "Majorly Long Assignment."

    57. You think that all of your non AP classes should be over after the second week of May too, so you just give up in them (AP students know "giving up" means "scraping by with a B.")

    58. You're actually disappointed because you realize that you could've gotten a lot more AP classes into your high school transcript if they'd let you start as a freshman.

    59. You keep you AP review books cause you know that you might re-use them in college.

    60. You look at your AP results to cheer yourself up when depressed about your lack of a social life.

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