(2) You can barely imagine life without doing notecards. (3) You are already at the light at the end of the tunnel. You spend your days listening to complaints, and Yu-Gi-Oh.
(4) You’ve had senioritis. (**NOT the same as “junioritis”**)
Your life is that of a SENIOR at ECG! Four years have gone by and you’re finally heading to college! Finally done with the all those restraints of high school, you’re ready to take on the college life! KEY: YES: NO:
Your life is that of a SOPHOMORE at ECG! You’ve worked your way through the ALL THAT WORK and now you’re ready for a summer-workfree summer!
Your life is that of a JUNIOR at ECG! After a year of interesting experiences, you’re “looking forward” to lots of college applications!
You still think of Calculus as “Cal-CU-lus.”
A favorite math joke is “Holy SHIFT! Look at the ASYMPTOTE on that mother FUNCTION!” You want to take the next level of Calculus with a Calculus CD. Go to Box #1
Your life is that of a FRESHMAN at ECG! If one year of the new life at Early College seemed interesting, just wait until sophomore year!