Hey guys, so time to be doing a Q&A all around high school because I am a senior high school it is my last year of high school so I kind of feel like I've gone through it all. And I also wanted this one to be a little bit different of just a Twitter Instagram Q&A. I did it all on Snapchat because Snapchat has honestly been my addiction lately. So if you guys want to be in the next Q&A or just see my stories every day because I do try and keep them updated as I can, my Snapchat is here on the screen. And also before we get into it, don't forget to subscribe to my channel because I do upload once a week. But without further ado, let's get into it. Well, I love you and just as much. I've worn a whole bunch of different things. First day of fifth grade, I wore a sweater vest. First year of junior year, I wore black pants, a grey shirt, and black converse. So really, I would just say whatever you feel most confident in, and that really can't come from makes that, can't tell you what you feel confident in. Whatever makes you feel like the best you can be is what you should be wearing on the first day. Alright, so I was just wondering how the grades go and like, what's the difference between junior and freshman and senior and all that? Love you by the way. Thanks, I love you. And that's actually a really good question because I do get asked a lot whenever I prefer to freshman year stuff like that. In America, it goes freshman year, sophomore year, junior year, senior year. So in high school, freshman year is 9th grade or if you're like in Canada, I'm gonna say grade 9, which is so cool. Um, sophomore year is 10th grade, grade 10, and junior year is 11th grade, grade 11, and senior year is 12th grade, grade 12. Um, how can I not wear a guy when I'm in school? Ah, that's really good. Okay, so like, I'm gonna be a senior this year. And I'm kind of looking forward to school and I'm also kind of very sad that it's going to be ending because I did get a taste of reality this summer and I can kind of tell what life is gonna be like after high school and I'm kind of very fortunate and very lucky to be going back to school and be able to experience it again. Um, so I would just try and stay keep your head up as much as you can and know that time does fly and before you know it, you'll be in senior year or you'll be about to graduate soon. So it literally does go so so fast. So try not to wish your way, really try to enjoy it because honestly you talk about, you know, high school, middle school, unlaunched school for the rest of your life is always gonna be these stories that you tell. So instead of having it be like this negative thing, try and make it something that's great. Like, oh yeah, I did this when I was in grade or so embarrassing. Or like when you're a 10th grade, oh, it's great teacher in 10th grade. He did this, you know, stuff like that or maybe you'll meet like your best friend. Whatever it is that will make you, you know, get through the day with a smile on your face, try to do that. Thanks, everyone. It's one of your best studies like, I mean, I'm not. Okay, so my best study tip, um, after you're gonna bring it back to a tip that I did in the eighth grade, I used to get study guys. My teachers were like nice and after me to get study guys and I would rewrite them completely over and over again until I felt like I understood the material and I just got content and stuff like that. And I think that really, really, really did help me a lot. You're different things between middle school and high school because some people say it's like the same thing, it's like the old things like completely different. So that's such a good question. It is so different. Looking back on it, eighth grade to freshman year, not that big of a difference. But for me, looking at it now as a senior overall of high school and looking at it overall as middle school, huge differences. First off, when you are in middle school, you're super insecure. You're kind of just figuring things out. You don't really, you don't really know that much of yourself. You're learning a lot about yourself in middle school. You're going through puberty, like a lot of stuff is just going on when you're in middle school. Plus you're adjusting to, you know, getting older, but you're also stuck right in that awkward phase. High school, you do kind of get a better sense of yourself, but you go through much more my sure things. It's just a different type of transition in your mind and your body stuff like that that you just don't really know of in middle school until you get to high school. When it comes to like academics and stuff like that, every middle school is going to say, oh, in high school, but you won't do this. They do. So like in middle school, it's like, oh, they won't give you study guys. I've gotten a study guy to every school year for every single test I've ever done in my entire life. I've never had a test without a study guy. Really like, oh, they won't baby you know all this stuff. They kind of do. They don't really give you that much independence in high school. Yes, you have independence when you're a senior to like, believe if you don't have class and stuff like that. The best way to describe it is that the school kind of grows up with you. So the responsibility that you think you will have in high school, you probably will have balancing social life, balancing peer pressure, balancing academic sports, college applications, everything like that. Junior year is the hardest year because it sucks. It sucks as a year because you're just looking at the seniors like almost there, but not yet. You get to see them gradually. You get to see them being crazy. They just boil, boil your blood when you're a junior. That's the only reason why a junior year is the worst because it's just like the whole jealousy thing which I'm like, oh, you're a senior, you're doing all this stuff and I'm a junior. I get to watch you do it. But I will say, everyone says, you know, grades are most important in junior year, but I also will say this, my grades were the worst junior year because junior year is harder because it always has this amount of pressure on you. And you know, by junior year, you're kind of getting burnt out and sucks because that's a the most important year, but honestly, it's not the most important year. What's important is your GPA. So what you have to do is you have to keep up your GPA and then you want to keep your grades up and senior year. It's like a hair on my nose because when you're applying to colleges, colleges aren't going to look at what you've gotten English of freshman year. They don't care about that. They care about your GPA. So if you're a GPA in plummeted in junior year, yeah, that kind of sucks because you have to apply to colleges with a GPA now, but they also look a lot at your senior year. And see, how are you doing this year? I know you're a fine ecologist, but are you sucking off? Do you not think school is important? Anymore, so even though junior year is super important, it's only important because you have to maintain the GPA that you just created for yourself the two years prior to junior year. What was your favorite class that you took in high school? Oh, this one is so easy. My favorite class in the ticket and I was both broadcasting. I hope my broadcasting teacher is watching this. Hey, Merge. What was the most difficult year of high school and I love being in your video school? Oh, thank you. My worst difficult year of high school. I would say ninth grade, just because I was going through a lot in ninth grade. The end of eighth grade summer going in eighth grade and the halfway through ninth grade, I was really going through a lot. And the only way that I could ever get through it was through my YouTube videos, but I still look back on those videos. I was such a sad person during that time. I guess all, I don't know if I really want to touch on it that much. I was like borderline depressed and I really didn't have any reason to be depressed. It's where just the thing that I went through as I was growing up. I just had a year-round, just very sad all the time. And I was really depressed and I was scared that one day things ever got so bad. What I would do when I was just a very upsetting, depressing time, I was very scared during it. I didn't know what would happen. I didn't like go into school. It just seemed to wherever I went, I was just sad all the time to follow me everywhere. But I will just say that was just the part of growing up and looking back on it now. I'm very, very happy that I went through that phase because now I do appreciate things a lot more in my life and I'm very happy. That's the hardest year just because I was going through something that I never experienced before, but just know that there is always light. I'm going to be a sophomore. I wanted to know which of the hardest thing about sophomore year, what's like the most thing you need to focus on. Buffmaker is kind of just a barrier. It's actually the most barrier you're all in high school. Freshmen here, it's like, oh you're welcoming to high school. You know, great. Sophomore, you're seriously you're just there. So honestly take it easy sophomore year. Don't take it easy and slack off, but I mean don't worry about things too much. You don't have to think too much about college yet. It's kind of just a great year to learn a lot about yourself. So that's really the best thing about sophomore year. Sophomore for me was pretty bland. Like I said, the only thing that happens was I'm an employee who ended up being my boyfriend the next year. That's like literally the only thing that really happened to me sophomore year. So it's a pretty unadventful year. So I think I ran some more than enough questions. I really hope to solve for parage you guys a little bit more for high school and you feel a little bit easier and not so stressed about going into high school because honestly it is a fun experience. It does fly by super super quickly so try to enjoy it as much as you can now. And yeah, I guess that's all I really wanted to say. I'll talk to you guys all in my next video. I thank you guys so much for sending me videos. I love it when you guys will ever know. So I'll talk to you guys next week. Bye.