Post: #1

An idea popped into my head while I was falling asleep last night. I need you guys to help me gather some unscientific data by divulging the number of times you transfered to a new school from pre school until college.

For your number to change, you must have transfered to a new school where you didn't know anyone and you had 0 friends.

I've attended nine different schools since pre-k.

Post: #2

Elementary school, highschool and university. Didn't really have friends in any of them.

Post: #3

I think I have a BFA (Best Fucking Alpha) degree.

Post: #4

I need to edit this somehow.

Perhaps I should have asked about school districts. My number would still be nine, but guys like WC would be at one or two?

Post: #5

Two elementary schools, Two Highschools and now doing my last grade online. I often got bored after a year at a school finding it to be a horrible and boring experience.
I think I have constantly posted and complained about the modern public education system, hugely inefficient and a breeding ground for indoctrination of cultural Marxism.

Still undecided on if I should continue on to university in the fall.

Post: #6

Using the OP's criteria of: For your number to change, you must have transfered to a new school where you didn't know anyone and you had 0 friends.

5th Grade - My family moved from the inter-city to the suburbs. I was in a new neighborhood and at a new school. (+1)

5th & 6th grade was spent at elementary then grades 7th, 8th & 9th was at a separate junior-high school, but since students from my elementary went to same junior-high school as myself, that means that I did not have zero friends, so.....(+0)

Grades 10th, 11th & 12th was at a separate high school, but since students from my junior-high school went to same high school as myself, that means that I did not have zero friends, so.....(+0)

College....went to a school out of my home state (Michigan State), so I started with zero friends. Nobody else from my high-school went to my college that year. (+1)

Now the following, I do not know how the OP would classify this....board, help out.

While living in the DC area (3 years after undergrad), I took a graduate course at American University. The ONLY people I knew were 2 of my co-workers who also were taking evening classes there and we all were from the same engineering team at work. Do co-workers count?

Took another graduate course at Towson University (in Maryland). I knew absolutely nobody there but that changed soon because those undergrad college chicks were basically flirting with me (being older and a grad student) any chance they could. (+1)

Finished my master's degree online (U-Wisconsin). I didn't know anyone and only met some of them during weekend on-campus seminars once a semester. (+1)

I guess the total is 4 but I will wait to see what the board thinks based on my history.

Post: #7

12-20.. Can't really count, so I said many. A few different elementary, a couple different juniior high schools, 3 different high schools, like 7 junior colleges, 1 undergrad, 2 grad schools

Post: #8

1. Kindergarten
2. Grade 1
3. Grade 2
4. Grade 3
5. Grade 4, 5, 6
6. Grade 7
7. Grade 8, 9, 10
8. Grade 11
9. Grade 12, 13
10. 1st year University
11. Modeling School

Post: #9

High school, and two different colleges. I never went to grade/middle school.

Post: #10

I stayed in the same school district my whole k-12 career. My middle school consisted of multiple elementary schools and my high school from a few middle schools. So I basically had the same friends while making more friends from other parts of town as I aged.

I went out of state for college where I knew no one when I got there. I transferred last year to another university where I know quite a few people. I have made a lot of friends and met tons of people at both.