<p>Okay, maybe I came off the wrong way about “being smart” and getting good grades. To me, being smart is something along the lines of how hard my friends and I work, not just in classes, but in other things like research. I know juggling classes, research, and extracurriculars isn’t easy, so that’s what I find admirable, especially since most of us put in 20+ hours a week on our research. So I take back that comment about upper division courses and the grade averages. </p>
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<p>All of you people? Really, you’re going to make such a generalization? </p>
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<p>No, not really. (Very few undergraduates have an A- average in CoC.) We’re all pretty humble and are pretty modest about our grades. And we don’t think we’re the **** either because, well, we just all work hard…so please don’t make those comments about my friends because you don’t even know them. </p>
<p>Don’t be such a ******bag.</p>