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HELLO EVERYONE... right now, I'm finishing 11th grade, which means I'm very busy both at school and at home... almost no personal life. I'm going to take entrance exams very soon, and that adds even more stress. I'm planning to go to St. Petersburg (Polytechnic University)... if anyone from St. Petersburg is here, maybe we can meet up, and who knows, maybe we can play Heroes. Besides all this, I play basketball and chess. I love fishing, hiking, going into the forest to pick mushrooms, and all sorts of outdoor activities. I like when we get together with friends and chat about something or play Heroes (hot-seat) together, or play Tekken on the old PlayStation. My favorite games are: Heroes 5, Counter-Strike, Tekken 3 (a classic), Devil May Cry (I'm really looking forward to the release of part 4), and S.T.A.L.K.E.R., plus about a dozen other games. I love playing snowball fights, swimming... and even just watching TV on my favorite couch... I'm a bit lazy... I have a silly habit of being late (my friends are already running out of colorful words to describe it). I listen to all sorts of alternative music (something heavier) and sometimes, when I'm feeling a bit down, I listen to DDT or something similar... I love to communicate... now I've started visiting the forum more often, and I really like it here, there's a lot of communication and many wonderful people who can support and help.

Last time, I didn't really give a detailed answer... I even felt embarrassed after looking at other people's posts. So, where should I start? I studied well in school... up to about the 6th grade, and then laziness took over! I started skipping classes and going to the principal's office (I'll never forget the 9th grade - I went to the principal's office like it was my second home. If I didn't go in one week, it meant I wasn't at school at all...). Well, as always happens... I studied in the 9th grade with difficulty. After the 9th grade, I decided to leave... I applied to a college (I'll never forget, there were only nerds there, and I felt out of place). The results showed that I probably should have studied for another couple of years in school... so, 10th grade... there weren't any classes like before anymore, everything was reorganized, and I ended up in a class with 21 girls and 7 guys (wow)... well, in principle, I didn't strain myself with studying in high school... but I'm not stupid, after all (if I had done my homework, I probably would have graduated without any C's). Two years passed quickly... during these two years, I managed to participate in informatics, history, and social studies Olympiads... then the Unified State Exam... it was a mess! I passed the Unified State Exam with C's without much effort... then graduation - there's a gap in my memory... I enrolled in a free program at a college for Construction and Civil Engineering (where I'm still studying). The first year was easy, but of course, not without incidents... her majesty, laziness, sometimes does things that are scary... now I'm in my third year, second semester...
The most important thing is that I don't regret anything, and even if I had a chance to change something, I would leave everything as it is...

And a little bit about myself:
- I love the sea, the beach (I have the opportunity, since I live a thirty-minute walk away)
- I love friendly teams
- Sometimes it's just necessary to be alone
- I can't stand lies - I prefer the truth
- I'm almost never late
- I love my friends (...hey, not in that way)

YES, you have it good here in Belarus; it's completely different for us. We have to study for 12 years and take tests, oh... they're so difficult, and there are no drawings or technical drawings (but I love geography and will become an ecologist since I took 2nd place in the district in 8th grade).
I love to communicate; I'm a joker, and that's why my nickname is "Shut." I listen to music with awesome bass and with cute black girls. I love to read, dance, and I love animals, especially dogs. I like to play Warcraft, Devil May Cry... HEROES and others. I myself enjoyed coming to this topic, and there are really great people here.

I agree with Drinker, drafting is evil, almost the most difficult thing in the world.

I disagree, and I strongly disagree. Drafting cannot be inherently evil. I'm not arguing that it's an easy subject, but it does develop spatial thinking very well.

I am once again convinced that there are as many opinions as there are people. Some love drawing, others simply hate it, and so on. Although all the people who wrote the messages are diverse, and all of them are talented in their own way, and this is naturally expressed differently. Some are talented in poetry, others in drawing, and so on. I consider myself a humanist; I am currently in my third year at a law institute. Yes, I won't hide the fact that some things are difficult, while others are easy, but at least we chose our own paths. I love fishing, spending time on the internet, my family, and I love when everything works out, because that usually makes me feel good and inspires me to create. Although, in my mind, I am a complete nihilist. :smile03:

Hi everyone! I've finished university!

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I have many different interests... for example, I love reading fantasy in my free time.

The topic is good, but it has stalled a bit.
I love chemistry, but I haven't decided which university I will apply to (definitely not Moscow State University)... I'll say this: school grades are a sham and not an indicator of knowledge. Everything I know is not from the school curriculum or the efforts of teachers, but rather the result of self-education. In general, the main problem facing schoolchildren now is that they will have to take the Unified State Exam (USE), and most likely in all subjects. I think this is just a mockery of us. Those who were born in 1992 will literally become guinea pigs. What is our Ministry of Education actually striving for? Will this really improve our knowledge?

Tony.
The Unified State Exam (USE) for all subjects is still under consideration, and it's quite possible that we'll still manage to "slip through." But as for those who are currently in 8th and 9th grades, I don't know. And at our school, they're really piling on the work. Not only do we have foreign language every day, but we also have literature for 5 hours a week. What recently became a revelation for me is that 5 hours of literature equals an advanced course :eek: Two advanced courses, I tell you, that's tough. And we have to take both subjects. As a result, we only have 2 choices left, one for applying to university, and the other is to choose something easy, like computer science (which is easy for me :).). Otherwise, we could have just written a report on world art history and defended it, or taken a life safety exam based on tickets. That wouldn't be too difficult either.

Grades have ceased to be important, as the benefits for medalists when applying to university have been canceled. However, if you slack off and don't study, you won't be able to pass the USE => you won't get into university. At least in our universities now, they look primarily at the results of the USE.

Ohhh... that's why I'm saying it's most likely (but not certain). Starting next year, the Unified State Exam (USE) will be introduced for core subjects. The catch is that I have an advanced math and science program. If you're interested, it's 9 hours of math and 9 hours of physics, plus 5 hours of English... so every day there are 8 lessons, including Saturdays...

Out of the required subjects, there's math (specifically math, not algebra), physics, Russian, and computer science, and only 1 subject remains for admission... but since I also have to take biology, I'll have to switch to a different class (where there are two subjects to choose from).

My interests are quite simple: - girls and everything related to them. My job is quite simple: - Software Engineer.

Wuhahahaaaaaa))))))) I took 1st place in the city-wide Moscow geography Olympiad:smile03: :smile03: :smile03: :smile03:
Next, I'm going to participate in the all-Russian one)))))):smile04: :smile04: :smile04:
P.S. spamming with emoticons is FOREVER)))))):D

Congratulations! :)) As for me, back in school, I didn't even make it past the regional geography Olympiad. I just finished school:D, so I didn't have time to get to the all-Russian level.

I'm passionate about biology, especially genetics :) So, I want to enroll in the faculty of genetic engineering, but...we'll see what happens :)

I need something logical, but not too complex, and not something that requires rote memorization. For example, Law or Diplomacy.

I'm a university student majoring in applied mathematics and computer science.