<p>Some of you might have remembered my complaining and whining about getting an A- in Global History Honors, like a few months ago.</p>
<p>I think I am so over it now. Since joining CC, I have realized that I will probably have to work much harder than I am at now, to get to a top school. Sure, I'm worried about college, but I've also learned that academics is not everything.</p>
<p>I realized that the most famous "intellectual" people probably didn't obsess about an A- or a B+. If they did, they would probably be unpopular, because that is just not a norm.</p>
<p>I realized that getting into a top college means something, but not everything. I mean I just realized that all of my teachers went to state school, besides this one. This teacher went to Georgetown. She makes the same money, as everyone else in the school. And no student or teacher or even, parent, even gives a hoot about her going to Georgetown.</p>
<p>I found out that even smart people don't even go to top colleges. When I was young, I heard that Harvard has a lot of smart people going there. But, smart doesn't break it anymore. You need to amazing.</p>
<p>Knowing all of these things just makes me be less stressful and happier. I am no longer angry, bitter 9th Grader.</p>
<p>Hey just to everyone out there: THANKS, COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL!!!!</p>