I seem to be saying it even more, but once again I must state that perfect is the enemy of good. Often people strive for perfection in their grades, to the det

I seem to be saying it even more, but once again I must state that perfect is the enemy of good. Often people strive for perfection in their grades, to the detriment of their finances, friendships, and personal development. It happened to several people I know, they'd lock themselves away and study for hours instead of being social and forging relationships (which in the real world outside university are a lot more important than grades). At the end of the day, everyone gets the same Degree (unless you're doing honours, where there are grades). It doesn't really matter what your grades were if you can network yourself into a job instead.