Nothing covered in high school classes is essential to university work. If anything, high school builds up the self esteem of those average learners who can't/won't think for themselves, but plenty of people, myself included, found it a generally negative and worthless experience.
I barely graduated, but am an A student in university. The smartest people I've known, never graduated high school and some of them are graduate students!
When I was 16, I wanted to drop out of high school and do something else with my life, but was told that this would lead me down a path of unemployment and inability to go to university. Complete lies, but as a teen I didn't know better. I would have got a GED, gone to community college at 16, transfered to a uni at 17 instead of wasting an extra 2 years in the high school system.
Why pretend? Is it just to cover the fact that high school is just daycare for teens?
2007-04-16
17:50:39
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