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[JerzDevil]

If you had to spit our your biggest regret you've ever made in your life, what would it be? Well here's my big regretful story. During freshman year in HS, I failed a lot, did a lot of slacking because I never took freshman year seriously. I was pissed until I found out colleges look at your freshman grades too. (I didn't know that before) ... but it was too late after I found out. By that time, freshman year was already over. I failed like 3 courses. Now last year f**ks up my chances of going into a decent 4-year college. I always thought before I started my freshman year that freshman year is just a motha f**kin warm-up and colleges don't care about that freshman year bullshit. That has to be my biggest regret. f**king up freshman year (kind of purposely)

Second would be: Spending all my paper in one day. SMH

[*Steven*]

Freshman year isn't too bad, actually. Junior is most important. If you screw up freshman year you can still recover. I didn't do anything at all in High School and I'm fine. I seriously had like a 2.2 GPA in high school. It doesn't matter if you have astounding SAT's and can get into a semi-decent school to get your core classes then transfer to a better one. Then again, one could always do CC.

[*CowerPointyObjects*]

Freshman year isn't too bad, actually. Junior is most important. If you screw up freshman year you can still recover. I didn't do anything at all in High School and I'm fine. I seriously had like a 2.2 GPA in high school. It doesn't matter if you have astounding SAT's and can get into a semi-decent school to get your core classes then transfer to a better one. Then again, one could always do CC.

I'd agree that junior year is most important, but everyone I know who failed classes their freshmen or sophomore years couldn't get into decent schools, even if they brought things up. They probably didn't have the greatest SATs, but do we really think Jason will?