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There could be tons of reasons on why you would score badly in your younger years. That shouldn't mean that you should be excluded from a chance to college IMO.
by staticelf 9y ago
There could be tons of reasons on why you would score badly in your younger years. That shouldn't mean that you should be excluded from a chance to college IMO.
I performed pretty badly before my high school (gymnasium) but after that I performed well as I found what I was interested in. But I didn't have like the best scores but I still have a good education in IT and works as a competent programmer today.
Perhaps I wouldn't be as successful if college weren't free in my country. It's just stupid not to offer college for free. A less educated population leads to bad things. Just see who the US president is.
- joepvd 9y ago> Just see who the US president is. Think it is time to update Godwin's Law.
- anon182429 9y agoYou're not excluded, you just have to pay because you didn't prove you were responsible. I don't see how that is a problem. I don't want to pay for the idiots in my classes who would show up late, cheat off others, and obviously not care during highschool. They don't deserve to take my money and waste it on a very expensive education.