>getting C's in high school isn't that big of a

Trying hard in high school is considered lame and nerdy
But everyone at leat tries hard in college, if not you're stupid because why would you waste so much money

t. someone with Cs, Bs, and Fs in [spoilers]both[/spoilers]

it should be the other way, A's are easy as fuck in highschool and c's are godly in college. in my opinion

>>36730560
>Cs are godly in college

Maybe if you have legitimate learning disabilities

>>36730545
Well what do you know, the kid who failed in college also can't spoiler

But hey at least I'm getting dubs

>>36730575
I mean who goes to college to get great grades? everyone is going to college to get fucked up and are to shit faced to get up in the morning to go to class so id take a C, its a passing grade

>>36730646
I see no dubs by the by
I just meant it in general terms. In HS I got A's in english and history and other shit of course but C's in other areas where I didn't apply myself because it is dumbass public HS. But in college you are studying the shit you supposedly want to study and for lack of a better term you are an adult and should be more responsible. I was getting A's and B's for awhile but this is my second to last semester and I am praying for C's

>>36730716
which is why we need the National Guard to come back into play

>>36730545
It's just not [spoilers] retard

yet the people getting C's still get the same piece of paper as you when they graduate.

It was the exact opposite, if anything, in my experience.

>>36730878
eh, a lot of people are doing military so they get college paid for, myself included.

>>36730451
it was the opposite for me
>mom freaks out screaming and yelling when i get a c
>When i get a c in college all that matters is i passed

>>36731835
me too bud, I think its because getting C in high school can fuck up your acceptance rate, GPA, and scholarships. Meanwhile in college someone who gets straight Cs will still get the same paper as someone who got straight As