Having highest gpa to make vale would mean lower quality school, nuhhh offeenssee...

Not trying to debate here but I just wanted to make a point:

My gf's vale. at Peoria HS, but where I go, SMHS, our top like 40 kids could be Peoria's
vale. They're all extremely close to each other, it all comes down to slightest grade changes,
community service hours, clubs, extra-curricular activies, etc.

High school was fucking awesome lol

These are the people who hated highschool:
you'll never be 15 and in love
lying on the grass on a warm summer night, watching the stars, carelessly chatting
not worrying about rent, bills, student loans
only worry in life is how you're gonna cheat on that history test on monday
you'll never take a young, tight, hot-bodied girls virginity, pulling out to cum all over her back and have her look in your eyes and say "I love you"
you'll never have a girl around every day after school, pretend to be doing homework together, but instead just **** like rabbits
you're in your 20's now
gotta get a good job
gotta be a serious man now
all the good ones are taken
maybe a nice girl will eventually settle with you
they have already felt all those new exciting feelings before, and are usually jaded and bitter
you missed what it feels like to have not a care in the world other than making your girl happy
you have missed out on teenage love

This post was edited by Diamondbacks on Oct 15 2014 08:37am

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I didn't really enjoy high school until SR year when I started to break out of my nerdy shell. Overall I wasn't a big fan and enjoyed college 10x more.

This post brought a tear to my eye.

this, except I always nutted in the girls tight puss

I don't even like college , prefer work. College is more work than a full time job , brb classes + hours upon studying and homework

Except NO ONE gives a shit about high school, besides scholarships that come with with the vale honor. Every employer and hell even universities really do not give a damn about high school, because they realize it is a joke and about memorization.

I just got back from a career fair looking to hire an intern for an engineering position. There is a reason that there is no mention of high school on peoples resumes. It really doesn't mean shit. Scoring well on entrance exams/ACT/SAT is really all that matters for getting into college.

Are some high schools harder than others? Sure. But to sit there and act like any high school is actually difficult is laughable.

This post was edited by IAm_Carnage on Oct 15 2014 01:24pm

Why do you undermine it so much? Lol if you're an average student, yeah it's just school

It is your gateway to your future (college-wise), and that makes a pretty big difference...

I mean if you don't care about what college, then yeah HS's just whatever. However, I kinda planned
on going to UPenn or Stanford, I didn't try hard enough and failed to get accepted

Edit: Yes, HS is important for scholarships, which is simply for college. I'm only getting 8k a year but when I retake
my ACT, and I do simply 2 points higher (30), I will get an extra $1,500. I don't have that kind of money around
so... I think I'll try a bit harder in HS

This post was edited by drhong on Oct 15 2014 01:32pm

I mean its not needed. Sure it helps, but you can just do really well in 1-2 years of undergrad and then transfer to whatever school you please.

Or just kill it in whatever under grad you go to and then go to a bomb grad school if that's the plan

This post was edited by MrBobMarley on Oct 15 2014 03:57pm