Use Acutane, that shit fixes acne and makes it so it never comes back. You need to be approved by a dermatologist though.metroidprime55

I am 16 and have moderate acne and im wondering will spreading oatmeal on my face help my acne or be good for my skin? Or is this a long myth and a joke to make people put food on there face?

First 2 times i got some one who was not a barber to cut my hair into a mohawk made my mohawk lop sided.  So if i go to a REAL barber will she/he make it straight? or is my head just cruced lol

Also please answer these 2 importnant questions:

Can a mohawk be as wide as i want it or will it look wierd too wide? BC i want to to be wide 

And does the mohawk HAVE to go down to your neck? like can you have the mohawk just on the top of your head?

Im starting to let my hair grow out instead of being short.  I am vietnamese so i have asian hair.  I have been getting a bald fade and leaving the top so that i can spike the top.  Right now the top of my head is about 1-1.5 inches long.

When my hair gets a little longer, what are some good hairstyles for my type of hair that is like really really short on the sides(like #0 on the sides) and long on the top to spike or whatever?  

Like i know this is a wierd quesion and all but do your best to help me out.

I go to a VERY small school(the Highschool is about 130 students).  So drama/rumors spread fast and people are VERY nosey. Also i dont like anyone at my school anyways, but there is this girl who keeps asking me every once in a while if i like anyone  or why i dont have a GF.  I tell her i just dont like any one here.

Is it bad to no have a girl friend at age 16?

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First off i live in Louisiana and Louisiana is ranked one of the lowest educaton-wise in the country(USA has terrible education too start with)

Im 16 years old and vietnamese and im a sophomore in Highshcool.  I got A's in all of my math classes i have tooken so far(pre-Alg, Alg1, Geometry)

I want to go to college for computer software engineering and that requires a lot of Math.  

 

Problem is, is that my Highschool only goes up to Advanced Math-Pre cal when you are a senior<<< ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE!!

This is the track i am on right now:

9th-Alg1(got an A in the class and excellent on the End of course Test)

10th-Geometry(currenlty taking this class and is wayy too easy)

11th-AlgII

12th-Advanced math-pre cal.

^^So0o as you can see my school sucks monkey balls!  BUT WAIT- Louisiana has something called Louisiana Virtual School(link bellow)

http://www.louisianavirtualschool.net/

 

And they offer Pre-cal(advanced math) and Calculus!  I want to talk to my school Counselor and see if i can switch my track to this by using 
Louisiana Virtual school:

10th-Finish taking Geometry(with an A)

11th- first semester i take Alg II and second semester i take Pre-cal(aka advanced math) by my school or LVS.

12- Finally take Calculus using the LVS

 

So as you can see i have gotton all A's in my math classes so far and done well on the tests and if i continue to get A's and do good on my tests all the way up to pre-cal, should i have a problem with taking Calculus before going to college?

Also is MY way of completing Highschool better than my current track im in? Fell free to tell me anything else!

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I'm taking IB Calculus as a senior and I took Geometry my freshman year (completed Algebra I in 8th grade), so I was on track to take Calculus (which I can get college credit for if I pass the AP exams). This is the way that most schools work as far as I know. It's not unheard of for people to have taken Algebra and even geometry in middle school.

Are you sure that your school does not offer Calculus? I find that hard to believe. If it's possible I think that you should double up on Algebra II and Pre-Calc your junior year, and then take Calculus your senior year. It'll be hard because algebra II provides a foundation for pre-calc, but if you're willing to put some time in you should be fine.

Also, grades are arbitrary. They won't have an effect on whether or not you get college credit unless your school is distinguished enough that colleges respect it. If your school is as you say one of the lowest quality in the US, you are not getting college credit unless you pass the AP or IB exams (whichever your school offers).

[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]With CS, it isn't necessary to have calculus finished by high school. Most of your programming classes will not be affected by calculus in the earlier semesters(I actually don't know of any CS or software engineering students using calc in their classes). However, if you are getting into software engineering, it involves a lot of number tracking, not necessarily calculus. Gen007

Yeah i have to confirm this i think you re worrying too much TC. There is a ton of math for sure i for one had to take cal, linear algebra, and physics. Im a CS major in my senior year by the way and there are plenty at my school who never took cal or even pre cal before college and some actually have to take college algebra depending on placement testing. Right now id actually say you re actually doing fine now  and if you actually do take pre cal before you graduate then your already ahead of the curve. If you are as good at math as you make it seem then youll breeze through it all unless you re trying to go to some super ivy league school or something like then that's different but otherwise i wouldn't break a sweat over it.

The reason i take education seriously is becuase everyone around where i live just wants to drop out or finsish high school and/or go work off shore or go to a trade school and call it a day.

Which is fine by me but i want to become very succesfull and im looking VERY forward to college and not only to advance my education but also to meet new people and get new friends :)

ight thanks for the helpfull replay man.