Highschool.

It is very important to graduate from highschool. Colleges and jobs would rather have someone who graduated highschool with a diploma rather than a GED. Although, highschool does not necessarily prepare you for the "real world". In the real world, we are faced with many difficult paths, both mentally and physically. In highschool, we are only faced with math problems and "who wrote this and that book?" and we do get second chances. If we fail a test, we are allowed to retake it. In the real world, we have to deal with losing money, losing jobs, and having no second choices. If you make a mistake, you can't fix it. You have to do it right the first time. Highschool only gives you the basics on what else there is to learn.

sanfranmackey wrote:It is very important to graduate from highschool. Colleges and jobs would rather have someone who graduated highschool with a diploma rather than a GED. Although, highschool does not necessarily prepare you for the "real world". In the real world, we are faced with many difficult paths, both mentally and physically. In highschool, we are only faced with math problems and "who wrote this and that book?" and we do get second chances. If we fail a test, we are allowed to retake it. In the real world, we have to deal with losing money, losing jobs, and having no second choices. If you make a mistake, you can't fix it. You have to do it right the first time. Highschool only gives you the basics on what else there is to learn.

I agree with mackey and nobody can really put life lessons in high school because life lessons are supposed to be a personal matter that you yourself ,dodge obstacles that get in your way. people have their own situations where they have struggles where they learn from.