I m a junior in high school and I want to open up a club served as a organization that helps students with academic problems and skills in tests and study. What I should possess in order to open a club like so.

Thanks in advance.

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I am in the LPN program currently. I have completed one class with a clinical rotation at a nursing home. Throughout that class and already with the next class I just started (Med Surg) I am having a horrible time studying. It’s like I can’t make myself do it. I have wanted to be a nurse for so long and finally got in the program and now I just am really struggling with the studying part.

I have been feeling depressed about it because it doesn’t really make sense to me. Am I just being lazy? Or lacking organization or motivation? I guess throughout my high school years I never really developed good study skills and I am paying for it now. I truly want to be a nurse with my whole heart, I just don’t know what I can do to improve my studying habits.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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1.) I’m looking for a book, on teaching you how high school study skills, how to take notes in class, how to right a good term paper. How to pay attention in class. How to get straight A’s in school. Stuff like that.

2.) I’m looking for a book, to helping me decide on how to choose a major. Based on your skills and your personaality.

3.) I’m looking for a high school seniors survival guide. Like how to choose a college. A major. Stuff like that.

4.) How to get accepted into College. How to write a good college essay, Scholarships information for people with not so good grades.

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Whoever gives me the best information gets my 10 points best answers.

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1. I’m an incoming freshman and want to wrestle for high school. Will that affect my studies in any way? How will my physical and mental capability change?

2. What could I do to prevent any disturbances from my grades plummeting? I aspire to continue the straight A mark I left in junior high.

3. What type of wrestling skills will I learn? Will I just start on basic mat wrestling or different styles?

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The question above may be a bit confusing but that’s because I couldn’t fit what I really want to ask into just 100 characters.
So, maybe before I rephrase my question to make myself more clear, I’ll start by providing some important information. I was born in the US (so I’m obviously a citizen) and I used to live there and attend elementary school. Though, by the time I got 8 I had to move out to Poland (of which I’m also a citizen) and that’s where I continued my education.

I’m currently in 11th grade (of 12, just like in the US) and there’s no possibility I could move back to the US at this point in time and finish high school over there and so I will probably graduate here, in Poland. However, I’m reeeally hoping to be able to study at Cooper Union in New York (or at least in one of the few other art schools there, particularly Pratt, Parsons or SVA) as I’m very passionate about visual arts.

Now, my problem is that I could not be treated like a foreign student since I have American citizenship, but at the same time because of having completed secondary education in Europe (okay, not yet but soon) I’ll be in a difficult situation. Definitely worse than a fellow citizen-college applicant, who could attend high school in the States and take Advanced Placement courses.

I’m fairly confident about my skills, so the infamous Cooper Union hometest should go smooth for me but I’m worried about my grades and scores. I know that CU, being an art school, focuses mainly on the talent (or the lack of it ) of an applicant and not the GPA or SAT scores too much, but it’s not like they totally overlook it, so I’m worried nonetheless.

I already know that I’m going to have to take the TOEFL test, get my Polish diploma translated at a proper institution in the States, grades converted so that my GPA could be counted (I’m afraid it’s going to be very low) and I’m suspecting that I’ll also have to take the SAT test. Though I don’t know what to do about the courses.

My question is whether it’s possible for a student who already finished secondary education in Europe to attend high school in the US for one year and receive a high school diploma? Perhaps, by somehow covering up the fact that I already graduated back in Europe…?

I know this sounds ridiculous but I don’t know what else I could do to increase my chances of getting enrolled. The education system in Poland is awful and it’s terribly difficult to get good grades here, believe me, so if I had the chance to attend a typical public US high school I’d get some better grades and thus a higher GPA. Plus, earning credits from courses would help a lot as well. And as far as I know, the AP courses are only for high school students, is that correct?

Sorry for making this so long, but I’d really appreciate any words of advice from you. Thanks in advance!