I m in 6th grade now, can I still go to high school if I want to study?

If you study hard, you can continue to study, and you can go to university.

First of all, for sure: of course.

I don't want to tell you too much, I just want to share my own experience.

We have a five-four system, that is, five years of primary school and four years of junior high school.

When I was in fifth grade, I started to have adolescent rebellion, and I remember very well that my academic performance plummeted from the top of my class to the bottom of the class, of course, I didn't want to distinguish students by their grades or rankings, but at that time, to put it bluntly, I was just bad!

Because my family conditions were not very good, I couldn't afford to pay the high school selection fee, so when I entered junior high school, I was assigned to a middle school close to my home, and the quality of teaching was very poor, and the level of my classmates was relatively low compared to other schools. One can imagine what kind of life we will live in the first year of junior high school: eating, drinking, cheating, fighting, and brawling, to the point of doing everything and doing all evil, and the final exam at the end of the first year of junior high school stunned my parents like a thunderbolt from the sky.

The first year of junior high school is equivalent to your sixth grade. At that time, my parents were very disappointed in me, and it had reached the point of scolding and scolding everywhere, but I didn't care, I still went my own way. In the second year of junior high school, my father was completely disappointed in my studies and forced me to go to work with him, I was very miserable at first, but after thinking about it, I didn't want to go to school anyway, so I just left, just go out to play!

In less than two months, I lived a life of going in the mud every day, and I didn't want to say too much about sensationalism, but I really realized the hard work of my father to earn money, and the importance and urgency of changing the family situation and changing the fate. Life is not easy, and the student days should be the best days of a person's life, but I wasted two years in a daze.

So I gritted my teeth and made up my mind to go back to school to study, or the school that was spurned by everyone, I just started self-study from the first year of junior high school, in fact, the junior high school curriculum is very basic, not difficult, the first and second years of junior high school have not added physical chemistry, so it didn't take long to make great progress, and then later, the course kept up, and it was relatively easy to learn, and it was a lot easier to learn, and it was the fourth year of junior high school, I was admitted to Baotou No. 1 Middle School with a total score of 600, which is one of the best high schools in Baotou, and then, it is three years of high school study, Admitted to Beijing Institute of Technology. In fact, the most difficult thing is to make up your mind, and after making up your mind, everything will go naturally!

Of course, I don't know how the landlord's learning situation is, maybe much better than me, maybe not as good as me, but no matter what, I wasted two years and still be able to make up for it, I believe that as long as you are not stupid or stupid, any person who is diligent and kind can do it. Come on!

Ask his classmates;

Those things that teachers, parents, and relatives don't know, they probably know.

Pay proper attention to rest, you won't have dark circles under your eyes.

The easiest way, call **ask the Ministry of Education of Guangxi (the most insurance), I don't know**Call 114 to inquire about the Ministry of Education of Guangxi**, if you look at the different opinions on the Internet, you will be dizzy! The Ministry of Education is trustworthy for the official statement.

Tianhe Qijin has、Go out for a walk more when you have nothing to do.。。。 Don't stay in front of the computer for a day.

Take a look at the buried scenery outside. Talk to your family or something.

Play the game once in a while.

Is there a library there?

I'd rather move my internet time to the library than do it every day.

I went to high school in Toronto. However, I am also in the 11th grade, and if I only have two years, I must take the TOEFL test. And then you have to look at the 6 U in the 12th grade, and the courses you choose are all ***4U, right?

But the TOEFL is really, really, really going to be tested, in short, the two you said above will not let you choose one to submit.

You need to take the TOEFL in middle school for less than 4 years, and you can take IELTS or MELAB without taking the TOEFL, but you must pass the English proficiency test anyway.

Also, the MBA is not an undergraduate major. It is a master of business administration, that is, a graduate major, and you need to graduate from college to apply for the exam! Moreover, the MBA majors of most schools require work experience, which cannot be applied for as soon as you graduate from college!

The corresponding undergraduate is BBA, Bachelor of Business Administration, that is, the bachelor's degree in business management, and many schools will be subdivided into finance, marketing, management and so on.

Forget it, junior college, isn't it a technical school, I attended this, these schools only know how to cheat money, and the classes are all played by themselves, and the easiest thing to learn is this kind of school, you either get into a good university, or go out to work.

Don't think about what others expect you to like, don't be too restricted, there will always be a day when you succeed.

It seems that it is not possible, alas.

Basically, if you go to the second year of high school, you have to take a TOEFL, and there are some subjects that you can transfer.

If you are brave enough and your English level is good, you can go there now and go directly to the 9th grade, if your English level is not enough, you can still go, and you don't need to take any exams, go there and take ESL courses first, that is, language classes.

I went to a private high school in the United States when I was a sophomore in high school, which is the 11th grade. In the morning, I went to language classes to improve my English, and in the afternoon, I went to study other elective subjects with local students, such as mathematics, physics, biology, art, prosody, and physical education.

The situation like mine is more stressful, although my English level is okay, which is good.

However, because I have to look at my high school SAT score to go to college, local students have been taking the Pre SAT since the 10th grade, so I am relatively backward. If you suffer a loss, you can apply to a better university.

But you're different, you're in 9th grade, and you'll have a year to adjust to the language, from 10th grade to SAT preparation, to 12th grade graduation and college! Perfect!

It is advisable to go early and not to delay any longer.

You can go up or go to find relevant information, it's very complete.

I have one because I'm in Philadelphia right now, but I don't want to give it to you.

You can buy it at some street newsstands or in some libraries.