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Some may say they are a good student. Some say they are not.
Are you, though? I have seen people on Whyville saying that since they have
joined, their grades have gone way down. Risking your grades for Whyville... is
it right?
Don't get me wrong, I love Whyville. It's a really cool place to hang out! But
staying on for hours everyday is not very good. I do go on Whyville a lot
myself. I know it's a ton of fun. But my grades have still stayed good since I
joined. (Well, okay, math's not so good, but that's because I just don't get
half of it. ANYWAYS...)
If your grades go low, how are you going to finish school?
Most people might not know this, but people who don't graduate high school make
like 40% less money than high school grads. (I'm not sure if that statistic is
totally right, but I'm pretty sure it is.) Imagine if you graduate college.
Think how much more money you can get! I'm not trying to sound like a loser, but
think about this...
*Gone*,
veronica1
Editor's Note: Want to have money when you're
older? You'd better figure out what you need to do now! I challenge all readers
to find definite statistics on how much money you'll make, depending on what
kind of education you've had -- do you dare?
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