ya. school hasn't really taught me how to survive in this tough world... so i guess outside reading or something is better. I mean, they should at least teach you how to start businesses and such, not about those equations that u forget as soon as the test is over. <p>Stop acting as if you were sad.<br>There's no need to act as though you're angry either.<br>Because... You are... <br><!--EZCODE ITALIC START--><em>a puppet</em><!--EZCODE ITALIC END--><br><br>Why did you have to leave? <br>I'll never forget... <br><!--EZCODE ITALIC START--><em>What we had...</em><!--EZCODE ITALIC END--><br></p><i></i>

Well, its just a liberal arts education, they want students to learn different subjects to be well-rounded and consider different paths. However, school has left me with the ability to manipulate governing systems for my own will, and it had taught me to be competitive. Schools such as the Ivy League and a few others enroll students like me who transcend the system. In these schools, its just a bunch of smart kids arguing and trying to win over other students and profs to see their point of view. That is why those schools are good, they teach kids how to survive in a real world where you have to earn things yourself, and to manipulate and control these systems. This is the basis of the American elite. Anyways, I only have half a day tomorrow, I got two simple exams, then Im a senior. <p> <br>"I'm the greatest, and I can't possibly be beat!- Cassius Clay aka Muhammed Ali<br><br><br>"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds"- Robert Oppenheimer<br> </p><i></i>

YES! I just got done with my junior year of high school! Only one left to go. <p> <br>"I'm the greatest, and I can't possibly be beat!- Cassius Clay aka Muhammed Ali<br><br><br>"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds"- Robert Oppenheimer<br> </p><i></i>