Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LISTEN UP! B students are fine! B students will go to college and be successful!! B students will receive scholarships!
Stop calling your kids that!
They are fine!
Signed-A B student who is now a pharmacist!
Unhelpful…unless you applied to competitive colleges in the last 3 years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LISTEN UP! B students are fine! B students will go to college and be successful!! B students will receive scholarships!
Stop calling your kids that!
They are fine!
Signed-A B student who is now a pharmacist!
I agree. Signed A+ student
Anonymous wrote:LISTEN UP! B students are fine! B students will go to college and be successful!! B students will receive scholarships!
Stop calling your kids that!
They are fine!
Signed-A B student who is now a pharmacist!
Anonymous wrote:Yep. Honestly I struggled in high school (c/b student and maybe 1100 on SATs) in part bc I didn't take it seriously and I might have had an undiagnosed learning disability. After high school, I ended up going to community college for 1 year. I got straight As and went on to transfer to William and Mary where I graduated summa cum laude. So- 1) don't let your high school experience define your future; 2) don't let the college that you go to define your worth; and 3) everyone blossoms at their own time ( i.e some babies learn to walk at 1 year and others at 2 years- but now, at 18, you can't tell which kids walked a year earlier).
Anonymous wrote:Yep. Honestly I struggled in high school (c/b student and maybe 1100 on SATs) in part bc I didn't take it seriously and I might have had an undiagnosed learning disability. After high school, I ended up going to community college for 1 year. I got straight As and went on to transfer to William and Mary where I graduated summa cum laude. So- 1) don't let your high school experience define your future; 2) don't let the college that you go to define your worth; and 3) everyone blossoms at their own time ( i.e some babies learn to walk at 1 year and others at 2 years- but now, at 18, you can't tell which kids walked a year earlier).
Anonymous wrote:Hunter Biden makes bank and was terrible in school
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LISTEN UP! B students are fine! B students will go to college and be successful!! B students will receive scholarships!
Stop calling your kids that!
They are fine!
Signed-A B student who is now a pharmacist!
College prestige DOES NOT MATTER.
It depends on your career goals, and if the hiring system is purely objective or if it's subjective.
Anonymous wrote:LISTEN UP! B students are fine! B students will go to college and be successful!! B students will receive scholarships!
Stop calling your kids that!
They are fine!
Signed-A B student who is now a pharmacist!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DS had a 3.1 GPA from FPCS but got recruited to play Lacrosse at a P5 school. My other DS, 4.4 GPA with 1600 on the SAT, attended Yale, and that was eight years ago. The 3.1 GPA DS is currently making around 750K/year while the other Yale's DS is making 105K/year. IMHO, it is not about the school, it is how you make it while you are there. It is the EQ that matters.
What’s he doing that’s worth 750k a year?
Anonymous wrote:My DS had a 3.1 GPA from FPCS but got recruited to play Lacrosse at a P5 school. My other DS, 4.4 GPA with 1600 on the SAT, attended Yale, and that was eight years ago. The 3.1 GPA DS is currently making around 750K/year while the other Yale's DS is making 105K/year. IMHO, it is not about the school, it is how you make it while you are there. It is the EQ that matters.
Anonymous wrote:
Last year, some of my son's peers were rejected from UMD with a 4.4 weighted GPA. My son had a 4.6 weighted GPA, a dozen AP courses with scores of 5, 35 ACT and got into Honors college.
So.
Word to the wise. A "B" these days isn't that great.