9 Week Tests😭

Mar 2, 2015

Anna M.

What do yall usually wear when your testing? I would like it to be comfortable. Pics appreciated! Thanks girlies!!😘

Mar 2, 2015

Jorie C.

Sweat pants or running shorts and a oversized shirt

Mar 2, 2015

Alexis C.

Usually leggings and a hoodie but when I took the CAHSEE (California High School Exit Exam) it was 3 days of sitting in the gym testing so I wore pajama pants and a t-shirt.

Mar 2, 2015

Emma S.

Anything comfortable. I wear loose clothing and really comfortable shoes. Nothing too tight or uncomfortable.

Mar 2, 2015

ramie x.

Leggings and a sweatshirt with moccasins.

Mar 2, 2015

Anna M.

Unfortunately my school has a very strict dress code😩 we are not allowed to wear leggings you less the shirt goes 5 inches under our buttocks, and no athletic wear😭😭

Mar 2, 2015

Anna M.

*unless

Mar 2, 2015

Ashley D.

Stretchy jeans, and a comfortable sweater or shirt. But tbh I wear that everyday.

Mar 2, 2015

Les N.

I honestly just wear black vans with grey sweatpants & a t-shirt.
I'm not trying to impress anyone I'm trying to be comfortable lol.

Mar 2, 2015

Anna M.

Thanks!

Mar 2, 2015

Sam R.

May I ask... what is testing?

Mar 2, 2015

Isabel J.

^ I have the same question. Are you guys talking about like SAT ACT kind of testing.

Mar 2, 2015

Evangeline S.

Same question! Anyone to answer?

Mar 2, 2015

Hannah K.

I'm in the UK and I have no clue what testing is lol... is it like exams?

If so, I'd wear comfy clothes, hoodies, leggings, etc

Mar 2, 2015

Hannah K.

Thanks Alex! That's a massive help :) we have something similar over here (generally called termly or end-of-topic tests). Ours terms last 6-8 weeks generally. Your finals are our GCSES (taken at 16) and A-Levels (split into two, AS level is 16-17 and A2 level is 17-18). Our A-Levels or college equivalent course (s) determine whether we go to University, paid training (called Apprenticeships, I think they're called Interns in the US), get a higher paying job or do further education such as Foundation degrees or HNDs (Higher National Diploma, equivalent to two years at Uni). Our schooling is 'free' as it is paid for by taxpayers, however any education after the age of 18 has to be paid for by us and it is extremely expensive!

Mar 2, 2015

Anna M.

Thanks Alex for explaining lol.