Today I've confirmed to myself that I won't be doing many or any English programs when I go to University. Ever since I've had Ms. Cahill and Mrs. Jennings I've realised that English may be the worst decision to make for a university degree since there seems to be SO MANY SHITTY ENGLISH TEACHERS IN THE WORLD! ='(

Also, I don't really care for answering questions about literature and though I'm interested in improving my grammar skills, grammar is too boring for it to be worth much.

Luckily, ever since I smartened up (mostly) and became a nerd I've discovered my LOVE for Biology. Yes, I am crazyy over everything to do with biology, and even science but from what I hear physics and chemistry are bitches to learn, well mostly chemistry, but then again people my age in academic complain about a lot of courses that I enjoy, so I don't know.

I remember when I entered highschool ( I had failed 8th & 9th grade but got passed on to highschool out of a "social promotion") I had to pick out my courses with Ms.White (She was then my Canadian Geography teacher but now she is our Vice Principal), I wanted to enter an academic science course and she had told me that since I was in basic (bonk) grade 10 and doing a bonk math program that I would do poorly in an acedemic science because "People who aren't good at math are usually not good at science". Little did she know that by 12th grade I had exceeded most of my academic classmates in both subjects and almost failed Bonk science because I was so fustrated with the teacher and her stupidity that I didn't do shit all in the class. LOL!

I was thinking about how my grades and what courses I took would affect my admission to any biology/ science degree and so I've come to a quick and half-assed conclusion that I'll use the internet (along with cdli.ca tutoring) to learn SOME chemistry and physics just so if I ultimately end up doing a science degree and find myself needing any of this knowledge it will already be learned for a basic part.

I've looked up carrers for biology and found this useful site, [link] just in case whoever is reading this is interested.

I still want to keep writing my whole life as it does give me MUCH satisfaction so that's my problem with abandoning my Bachelor of Arts idea and going with Bioengineering althought I will be able to do both. When I was younger, around 9-11 I had an idea that I'd like to be a psychologist but as interested in human behavious and brains I'm not a people person and dealing with unprofessional people would most likely PISS ME OFF.

Anyways, that's my short-term-life-idea, if you have any opinions, questions, comments, concerns just let me know I would love to discuss it