Man, looking at the class rankings of my SLC was a cruel reality check. Judging from that on a merit basis, I dont think I'm gonna even make it to a University anytime soon. Luckily, there is a window of opportunity in the form of a transfer program. Sure, these students on the top of the class who hardcore care about the college stuff and gpa, but thinking about it in the long run, these people are gonna face some hardcore financial hardships paying off the tuition. And those that are against the transfer program plan just have some hardcore pride and are really stubborn. Shoot. Life after college? Well I honestly have no idea what I'm doing.
Lets face it: I'm not exactly a prodigous musician, or have any extraoridinary artistic talent to go anywhere with it, I'm not in good merit-standing, and I honestly don't have the drive to try out for a University from the get-go. And even if I did, I messed up too much in my previous years to do anything about it. I swear to God, college is cruel to those with ideals without merit.
But then again, that's the cruel fact of life.
The student can have a 4.0 gpa, and work extra-hard in extra-curriculars, but that person can be the evilest son-of-a-bitch in the world, and still gets admitted to their 'dream college'. & once that happens, well say hello to anarchy. Like Bill Gates or something. Or even Armageddon.
Well, I guess I say that because I'm kinda bitter in the fact that I didn't get the AP Psych class in my schedule. Among all classes, I really wanted to take that class with a passion, and yet, my counselor sells out the class to those with "high GPAs". AND HELL, HALF OF THOSE GODDAMN PEOPLE DON'T EVEN CARE WHETHER THEY GET THE CLASS OR NOT. As a fictional charcter puts it,
"Even though I have a high score to get into the class, I'd just be taking the place of somebody that would really want to be there, versus me that just applied just to apply."
Damn, I just got myself infuriated. FAIL x[
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