I'm not sure if it works the same in America, but over here we have BTEC courses (all your classes involve the same lesson, e.g. hair and beauty) the International Bacceleurate (hard as ****) and A Levels. I'm at a sixth form college now where they only do A Levels, but in my old college, you could pretty much fit everyone into the same category by what they were studying.
There was the IB students, which I was for about 3 months before I realised I was useless. They generally thought they were better than everyone else because they took an unruly amount of subjects and could usually be found hunting for knowledge in the library. Then I switched to BTEC Media, which was full of the braindead types who had next to nothing to offer the world. The only other 2 courses that were being utilised in the BTEC program to my knowledge were Art and Sport Science. Art was full of stoners and no-hopes whilst Sport Science was full of everybody else in the college. Oh, and then there was the BTEC music group, who everyone knew existed but you never saw them about much... unless they were in the canteen chortling goofily to each other. You used to see flyers up around the college for their performances that no one ever turned up to.
A levels is a lot different now as all of those categories are none existent, and everyone is just as useless as each other. Apart from the Science block, where you're either asian or phenomenally fruity.
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, but I do know this one Jack Johnson song which I only learned for this amazingly hot chick like a year ago :P Better Together. I pretty much play all kinds of songs.
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