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*stabs Jasper High School plushie*
Aug. 13th, 2005 04:40 pmWell, I'm back from the land of exploding sewers and scary drivers.
And I just got my course list for my last year of public education. It wouldn't be so bad if I didn't get the bad teacher for British Lititure. I say bad, because I had him before for English 10, and it kinda sucked. We did't even finish Julius Ceaser, for crying out loud! We just watched theslash movie version. Plus we didn't learn anything in that class.
And my book rental fee this year came out to be $231.56. I understand the book rental fee, and the consumables fee, but why are they chargeing me $20 corperation fee per semester to take an art class?
After my art class with $56.25, the most expensive class is a $20.78 semester class called Composition. The cheepest class is Pre-Calculus with $7.80 for the entire year.
Yeah, I have my recipet in front of me. Indiana is one of the few states that charge book rental fees, so I'm a little irriated. Mostly about the corperation fees though.
And I just got my course list for my last year of public education. It wouldn't be so bad if I didn't get the bad teacher for British Lititure. I say bad, because I had him before for English 10, and it kinda sucked. We did't even finish Julius Ceaser, for crying out loud! We just watched the
And my book rental fee this year came out to be $231.56. I understand the book rental fee, and the consumables fee, but why are they chargeing me $20 corperation fee per semester to take an art class?
After my art class with $56.25, the most expensive class is a $20.78 semester class called Composition. The cheepest class is Pre-Calculus with $7.80 for the entire year.
Yeah, I have my recipet in front of me. Indiana is one of the few states that charge book rental fees, so I'm a little irriated. Mostly about the corperation fees though.
