At my graduation the top 10 students were the ones who couldn't figrue out what they were supposed to do. They were all like, "we go which way?" and my friend Jordan, who was sitting next to me, made fun of them. It was funny.
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At my graduation the top 10 students were the ones who couldn't figrue out what they were supposed to do. They were all like, "we go which way?" and my friend Jordan, who was sitting next to me, made fun of them. It was funny.
If you were number one we wouldn't be having this discussion.
My best friend in high school was valedictorian with like a 4.6GPA. I never really cared, but he got a good ride into UCLA and I didn't. I don't look back with regret, but the system has to be setup in a way to weed out those who want it more from those who want it less.
they cared too much about homework in my school. I got 80s-90s on tests but I couldn't be arsed to do any homework.
I don't take a single AP or Honors class. I'm sure I'm eligable but I don't want to that much pressure.
...Obviously. xD But that would never have happened, silly sally. The top 5 have been decided since pretty much early middle school. Our school had a ghetto system in elementary school where the "smarter" kids take an IQ test, and the ones that get a certain percentage get into the smarter kid program, and they take more advanced classes throughout elementary and middle school, so they basically were definitely going to be in the top ranking, even though IQ tests are stupid and tell you nothing. Apparently, I was a point away from getting in. Lawl!Quote:
Originally Posted by Yamaneko
All the abreviations in this thread confuse me
To the point, the only reason i dont like class ranking is because im rather the intelligent type and any time someone gets higher than me theyre all like, "ah ha im a genius i beat the smart guy" and what not