College GPA

xokandykyssesox
Wed, 11 May 2005 19:22:27 +0000

opportunity cost wise… having a stellar GPA might reduce your time for work experience, but it functions in improving your human capital… you have a higher chance of going straight to grad school, saving time… the most important resource… and allows you to gather work experience later. its like… consume now less, or work toward production and consume, but more, later

but spending TOO much time studying and TOO little time experiencing life leads you to a point on the production possibility frontier that is not the most allocative effiencient… each person, different mentally and physically, has a different maximum output point on the production possiblity frontier because each person’s curve is shaped differently

… right?