E-Answer.Net

My dear Kiseek.....

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! Great !!! I'm proud of you!!! Keep up the GOOD work!!! I'm stunned, because ... the same thing happened to me...a long time ago...I barely graduated high-school in 1969...went to the US in 1974...to College in 1978...and for 3 yrs. straight I had an 4.0 average as well...So...you see, you're not the "only one", who matured in the "process of life" !!! Especially during your college-time, you realize you're aquiring the knowledge for. YOURSELF...and not for "someone else"....And it's great to develop & mature in the process!!! So: don't ask the circumstances..."WHY"...Just accept the fact that it I S this way & it's good this way !!!! Enjoy your success & keep it up!!



Wish you all the best for the future..Greetings from Germany... Annette***

The structure, most likely. The public education process is more of a boot camp for interacting with others than a means of teaching children anything. Einstein himself flunked out in third grade, I believe, failed math. Became among the most important physicists of all time, ironically. High School success isn't a good measure of intellectual potential. However, you're quite likely ill-suited for the business world.

Sometimes experience is an excellent substitute for book learning. Especially if you're taking classes in subjects your experience has allowed you to become familiar with.



Or maybe you're just less distracted than you were in high school. Less full of hormones, and such. Hormones can be terribly distracting. I almost failed algebra because of the girl who sat in front of me.

first of all, congrats..

college open up new perspectives in one of which U may find Ur self. Supposedly U picked the 1 U R ready and 'd care 4, unlike high school where courses were imposed on U. The college environment is different. Ur age also was different.If it does any good 2 u then some prominent figures as Einstein, Louis Carrol, and George Boole couldn't make it at the beginning ( elementary school).

It is because of maturity. Life experiences mature us. And High School was required by your parents and society. College you picked for yourself. Good luck!

just be happy your doing better, the reason probably would be because your alittle more willing and open minded to what you are learning.

You are actually interested in learning and not doing it becuase you re forced to.

Anything can happen in life.

you have big concept so you are poor at school level & doing good at college level

I'm glad you put your mind to it

Because in high school you were not interested in school. You were a youth with a brain developing at an exponential rate of growth, hormones racing, and all that horrible puberty stuff. You were distracted by just about everything and then had the terrible task of trying to figure out who you were and fitting in. Ugh!



At 45 you are a different person. You have maturity, experience, and some wisdom under your belt. Your brain has stopped physically growing. But your desire to learn and evolve hasn't. You aren't distracted by hormones and newly forming sexuality and social identity. You know who you are and who you want to be. You are secure in your identity. You have focus. Your priorities are different. You know what your desired outcomes should be and you'll get there, on your terms, when you are ready.



No big deal.



It's midlife grand? It is for me. (47 going on 48.)