sweet
I am a terrible student. My organization sucks, I procrastinate to the extreme and consistently dig myself (and my grades) a hole.
On the other hand, how important are grades, really? The way I see things, not so much. This year has brought on a lot of adjustment for me, A LOT now that I think of it. And I think the wealth I've learned about myself is worth more than my shitty (seriously, it's terrible) GPA.
Not to mention, my multi-millionare business professor (he's done very well with the companies he worked for/owned) told me that most "A" students end up working for "C" students. So yeah, suck on that all you dilligent dudes, I'm gonna be your boss some day!
I have a newfound interest in my studies and "extracurriculars" though. On a side note, the word "extracurriculars" makes me think of college apps, die. But, as of right now, I'm pretty involved on campus:
Sigma Pi
DJ at KSCU radio station (though I haven't been going much lately)
and next year, I'll hopefully have a cushy on-campus job.
Also next year, I'll be a Koret Intern for Hillel of Silicon Valley!
AND, get this kids: I'm next year's Jewish Student Union co-President! how cool is that?
In other words, I think I'm pretty sensitive to seasonal weather. This fall and winter were pretty depressing for me, I kept getting myself into trouble with alcohol, and I basically hermitted up in my room. Even though I was going out and doing pledge period stuff in the Winter, I really did spend a lot of time in here. I haven't made any new friends in a long time... let's change that, K spring?
But now that it's sunny consistently and I know I'm going to have SUN! in my life for basically the next 6 months, I am über happy. I haven't felt positive in the bigger picture for a long time, that's pretty good.
I bid thee adieu, O Internet most Powerful, because I am addicted to you, seriously. It's a problem.
On the other hand, how important are grades, really? The way I see things, not so much. This year has brought on a lot of adjustment for me, A LOT now that I think of it. And I think the wealth I've learned about myself is worth more than my shitty (seriously, it's terrible) GPA.
Not to mention, my multi-millionare business professor (he's done very well with the companies he worked for/owned) told me that most "A" students end up working for "C" students. So yeah, suck on that all you dilligent dudes, I'm gonna be your boss some day!
I have a newfound interest in my studies and "extracurriculars" though. On a side note, the word "extracurriculars" makes me think of college apps, die. But, as of right now, I'm pretty involved on campus:
Sigma Pi
DJ at KSCU radio station (though I haven't been going much lately)
and next year, I'll hopefully have a cushy on-campus job.
Also next year, I'll be a Koret Intern for Hillel of Silicon Valley!
AND, get this kids: I'm next year's Jewish Student Union co-President! how cool is that?
In other words, I think I'm pretty sensitive to seasonal weather. This fall and winter were pretty depressing for me, I kept getting myself into trouble with alcohol, and I basically hermitted up in my room. Even though I was going out and doing pledge period stuff in the Winter, I really did spend a lot of time in here. I haven't made any new friends in a long time... let's change that, K spring?
But now that it's sunny consistently and I know I'm going to have SUN! in my life for basically the next 6 months, I am über happy. I haven't felt positive in the bigger picture for a long time, that's pretty good.
I bid thee adieu, O Internet most Powerful, because I am addicted to you, seriously. It's a problem.