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In HS I enjoyed band, Autocad, Computer Science, and Physics. I was not a huge fan of history and I hated English.
 
I partially liked was Automechanics because I got to fix my own car there. One other class I didn't hate was Senior English (don't remember what the actual name was) because the teacher was quite nice. Everything else I either disliked or hated with a passion. Hated High School itself with a passion. Out of all schools I ever went to in 2 countries including college I hated HS the most.
 
My favorites were Physics & Calculus...guess that explains why I chose engineering in college :p

Really, though, the most useful stuff I learned was in one of my high school jobs, learning then teaching how to use CATIA V5.
 
Robotics, psychology, French, and lunch. Not necessarily in that order.
 
I audited AP Computer Science. There were 4 left at the end of the year so I got really any and all questions I had answered. I wasn't actually part of the class as far as the school was concerned so I got to take things in at my own time which was hugely beneficial.
 
I enjoyed English and Latin. The Latin teacher was a goofy old hippie, but an incredibly nice guy.
Sounds EXACTLY like a teacher in my old high school. Only he taught history.

My favorite class was drafting and design. I almost became an architect because of that class. It was also the class where I had a teacher that owned his own business as well.
 
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