I kind of agree. At least for me getting good grades in school required learning to manage my time and life skills effectively. I worked while I was in school a

I kind of agree. At least for me getting good grades in school required learning to manage my time and life skills effectively. I worked while I was in school and was taking fairly work intensive courses. We were expected to prepare reports and presentations weekly on different things, we had tests and quizzes, we had a large comprehensive term project worth a large part of our grade that required regular field work, preparing drafts and progress reports coordinating with our contact at the park we were working at, on top of spending 10-12 hours a day 2-3 days a week in doing field work or away to different places. And I still had to find time to work a few nights a week to help pay bills and such. Though I suppose it depends on what you take in school.