Wow I couldn’t agree more! I found myself bored in school and often would skip class to go to my off campus job to make money. I was poor and wanted the short-s

Wow I couldn’t agree more! I found myself bored in school and often would skip class to go to my off campus job to make money. I was poor and wanted the short-sighted immediate success of income. However, looking back I regret not taking classes that actually interested me. My school (like I would presume most) had a rigorous course schedule that one needed to adhere to in order to graduate. I think in taking classes I was actually interested in I would have (and the ones I took in the curriculum that I was interested in I got A’s) done much better overall. Maybe I should have gone to a liberal arts school? Either way I’ve supplanted my lack of A’s with lots of books. It’s made up a lot of the difference so far!