Not Taking "Extracurricular" Activities

jkeil911
Thu, 19 Jun 2014 23:59:48 +0000

Look, you’re a kid. You sound like an ordinary sophomore who likes to do stuff he or she likes to do and who’s aware that a few of your classmates might like to achieve to a degree their classmates don’t. That means, without my knowledge of your stats, that you’re going to get into one of 3400 colleges in the U.S. and get a fantastic education that you’ll treasure the rest of your life. If you don’t get into a top 100 school, you’ll probably be happier than if you do. At one of the 3400, you’ll learn to challenge yourself and drive the car in increments. You’ll grow into being an adult at your pace, and you might be happier than if you tried to fit yourself in to a Top 100 template. You can still be a superstar at or after college even if you don’t go to a superstar college. Be a kid and don’t worry about it. Study as hard as you want, and then a little more each semester; you’ll do great.