11-29-2010, 10:00 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 6,332
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Re: ITT academic advice
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Originally Posted by who_cares973
more or less. i saw no reason to get good grades or try because they werent affecting my immediate future. that doesnt mean i didnt learn what i was taught i just didnt care to apply myself
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This is still pretty dangerous. A lot of opportunities close, here. Some places won't even accept people for interviews unless they graduate from a certain type of school or have a certain level of academic achievement. It's a huge drag to have to pass up a great opportunity because you don't have the grades.
That being said, though, not all is lost. If you're truly a smart guy, you can still learn how to advance your skills by reading, researching, practicing, and getting involved. If you can immerse yourself in your craft and develop a decent portfolio to showcase your skills, you can land great jobs without having the grades.
It also helps to know people. People with brains who are in power can always give you a leg up... given that you're capable enough to actually handle the job you're after.
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