I had a friend growing up who had straight As from 1st grade through his junior year of university, save one B+ from a feminist teacher who, as local legend had it, had never given a male student an A.
I learned quickly in college that your grades had nothing to do with your hard work and effort, and everything to do with whose classes you took. I quickly learned who the easy graders were and started to take their classes, while avoiding the "tough" or biased graders like the plague.
My GPA went up significantly even though my effort went down.
ratemyprofessors.com or something like that. Everyone was using that site to get the easy professors (as did I, but I actually made an effort to learn the material and I didn't always get a good one).
Anyway, college is a joke and I wouldn't trust half the students that I attended with to do any work for me.
Pretty much my story. There was zero academic reward for subjecting yourself to pointless rigorous bullshit only to have your GPA lower by a noticeable amount. College disincentivized students challenging themselves.
I learned quickly in college that your grades had nothing to do with your hard work and effort, and everything to do with whose classes you took. I quickly learned who the easy graders were and started to take their classes, while avoiding the "tough" or biased graders like the plague.
My GPA went up significantly even though my effort went down.
That's an interesting point, you're actively encouraged to not learn new skills.
ratemyprofessors.com or something like that. Everyone was using that site to get the easy professors (as did I, but I actually made an effort to learn the material and I didn't always get a good one).
Anyway, college is a joke and I wouldn't trust half the students that I attended with to do any work for me.
You're part of that untrustworthy batch though...
I bet you failed reading.
You sound retarded.
Pretty much my story. There was zero academic reward for subjecting yourself to pointless rigorous bullshit only to have your GPA lower by a noticeable amount. College disincentivized students challenging themselves.