Keilz

No, because the actors help contribute to the lines already the week prior

Only 30% of us citizens have bachelors degrees. Most H1B visas are given to workers who have at least a bachelors degree in the field related to the job.

That's immediately what I thought as well- with someone you love, it makes all the difference.

Why?

do you think guidance counselors are too forceful/eager to have something to do in their lives?

My sister made something up to our teacher, who then told the guidance counselor, who then sat my 9 year old sister down, asking her tons of questions and calling child services.

Also, take advantage of the amazing opportunity to go to school for free. Study hard, and you'll find that the financial support is more than enough to make you super successful. If you want to go to UCF, go there, even if your brother isn't there, because right now his freelance career has a high chance to be unstable (moving and such), and the best thing for success in college is a stable environment.

Also, I saw that you were scared about failing. Your main focus for the next four years should be school. Just go to class, do your homework, and pay attention. Don't start drinking and stay away from kids who don't understand the importance of college who don't go to class. You will be fine.