I like it because I actually read it, unlike the LONG "How to be a programmer". You need to change you're to your in #5. The reason to do well in non-CS class

I like it because I actually read it, unlike the LONG "How to be a programmer". You need to change you're to your in #5. The reason to do well in non-CS classes is that when you start letting yourself slide in one area it's quite easy to keep doing so. It's simpler to just say "I always do well in classes."