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Comment on Video Blog [3] by larasibi

larasibi — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 04:10:43 +0000

its just a theme with a custom header. no big what so ever. hahah i just .. am not lazy anymore.

Comment on Depression by lara enriquez

lara enriquez — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 15:59:50 +0000

mily. i am so sorry, i know thats not enough to say with something like this. i just, you know, you always have friends who love and worry about you. and if he thinks the things you do are annoying or bad or “no-no” then hes kinda weird, and not worth your time. you always do good, trying to do the right thing. you never would be rude or mean unless someone deserved it, you have that kind of judgement. so mily dear, please cheer up, its not the end. highschool has its limits and the life to come shall improve. you and i both know once out of the house things will start to get better. (: please smile because there are so many people who love it, and well, you will come to do great things greater than you have now. and if youre thinking what? well… you have so many friends who love you and would do anything for you. that counts for something. (: smile again (a real smile)

Comment on Open Your Eyes by overflowingheart

overflowingheart — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 19:11:08 +0000

great stuff.

Comment on One point turn over by ahoymichelle

ahoymichelle — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 03:15:15 +0000

Thanks, that comment actually did help me. Lately it has been bumming me out about the whole SAT/ACT thing. But I know that the MCAT is the biggest of all tests to get one step closer towards becoming a doctor.

Comment on One point turn over by spasmolytic

spasmolytic — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 01:11:38 +0000

Hello, I found this post through the Tag Surfer.

Even though it seems as if your future is gone because of bad scores, there are other many ways to come back in the future. If you don’t get into your dream college you could work really hard for a year at a lesser college and transfer.

And the chances of being a good pre-med is not exclusive to a handful of schools, as most schools have classes for pre-med. Though I am barely through my education, I can say that the MCAT exams are more important in the long run than the SAT if you are considering pre-med for a future.