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Finally met my match and got my first A-. My GPA is now a 3.969 (I like to round it up to 3.97) and I have 32 credit hours under my belt.
I'm frankly glad I got an A-. Finally, I can stop being a neurotic premed obsessing over grades. I'm imperfect, and although I could have gotten an A, I don't worry too much about it.
It's honestly refreshing to become imperfect. Now, I can finally give up the pursuit of being "perfect" and securing that perfect 4.0. It's outta my hands now, no matter how many courses I take, and I'm just not going to worry about it since that'll do me no good.
I also don't feel cross toward my professor. Although he could have been more clear, there was a language barrier, and I can't fault him for that. I can't imagine teaching anything in another language.
I just feel a sort of peace - a calmness. My dream of being valedictorian is over, but my life has just started in college. I have much bigger things to pursue than a number while I'm here. I'm going to (try to) be more than just a number in this world.
Anyone here agree with me?
I'm frankly glad I got an A-. Finally, I can stop being a neurotic premed obsessing over grades. I'm imperfect, and although I could have gotten an A, I don't worry too much about it.
It's honestly refreshing to become imperfect. Now, I can finally give up the pursuit of being "perfect" and securing that perfect 4.0. It's outta my hands now, no matter how many courses I take, and I'm just not going to worry about it since that'll do me no good.
I also don't feel cross toward my professor. Although he could have been more clear, there was a language barrier, and I can't fault him for that. I can't imagine teaching anything in another language.
I just feel a sort of peace - a calmness. My dream of being valedictorian is over, but my life has just started in college. I have much bigger things to pursue than a number while I'm here. I'm going to (try to) be more than just a number in this world.
Anyone here agree with me?

