Ok on a serious note is there a class for some this this stuff or will I just have to figure it out.

There are classes, don't worry. At least in Virginia, you take a mandatory economics class junior year, where you talk about most of that stuff.

^ Same in Illinois.  But, God, how does someone not know how to vote?  It's just filling in a bubble next to the name of the person you want elected

^I'm in Ohio, and we take Government and Economics classes Sophomore Year. 

I don't know how to do most of that stufff.... I don't know anything about taxes, or how to vote, or how to write a check in a check book, or loans or college or how to jump start a car, or how to buy a car or house.

 

But I do know the the pythagorean theorem.

Personal finance for the resume/cover letter/job and accounting for banking and loans I guess. And both should have you learn how to write a check, I learned how to write one in the 7th grade =_=

I learned more of this stuff from my parents than school. They proved to be better teachers in some parts of my life

>What political parties are and all that other political jazz

>All that monetary stuff

did this person sleep through gov and econ class? 

 

as far as resumé, cover letter etc go, I learned all that in a food and life skills class in middle school, and then again during freshman year of HS in english class. 

Edited December 10, 201212 yr by WakelessDream

Here they taught how to do a check book in 5th grade o_o and in high school they have a governance/politics class or something like that but its not mandatory. But yeaaa that list is so true Oh and We learned political parties in 5th grade too I think ._.

Edited December 10, 201212 yr by Libirica

Ok on a serious note is there a class for some this this stuff or will I just have to figure it out.

I did have an economics and government class my senior year of highschool, so I suppose that covers some stuff.  In college there are classes you can take about planning your career and such, which includes how to write a resume.  At least they had one at my community college.

I did have an economics and government class my senior year of highschool, so I suppose that covers some stuff.  In college there are classes you can take about planning your career and such, which includes how to write a resume.  At least they had one at my community college.

I'm just a freshman right now so I guess I'll just take that eco and gov class when I can.

Senior year, you take one semester in Economy, and another in Government. I have one more year until this