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The use of grades, scores, G.P.As and honours have been used as a benchmark to determine the intelligence level of Students, most notably in the higher institution where we have honours in grades and class; The first class, second class upper, second class lower, third class, and worst possible honour — certificate of attendance. Students with first class honour are rated very high with a strong believe that they would be extremely successful in future. The higher your G.P, the more successful you would be in future. This has made a lot of first class honour students relax and believe that the future is so bright. But here are 5.0 Reasons a First Class Honour Doesn’t Guarantee You Success in Future:

1.0 LIFE IS DIFFERENT FROM A CLASSROOM

In reality; life is a different ball game. It is entirely different from the confines of a room. School rewards people for their memory, life rewards people for their imagination, initiative and innovations. In a school, you learn before been tested but in life, you get tested before you learn. Life would not make use of those formulars you learnt in class, it demands you apply them. Some can take shortcuts to get good grades, but in life, there is no shortcut to a lasting success — you work hard. No more school rules, timetable, boring or interesting classes, or cliques. In reality, you stand alone and make your decision. After school, no one talks about you graduating with a first class honour or Summa Cum Laude, neither will they talk about your G.P, but everyone will talk about how well you were able to handle situations assiduously.

2.0 LIFE HAS NO CURRICULUM

While in school, a group of elite (Experts, scholars, Governments) sit to draw out a plan on how, what, when and where to learn. This is popularly called “School Curriculum”. But life has no curriculum. Anything could happen – risk, danger, failure, distraction and so on. You draw out your plan, determine your own curriculum, act on it and face the result (good or bad). A school curriculum would tell you to forfeit some subjects or courses for the second year or semester and compel you to do that year’s subject. But in life, you could possibly take a 5-year course in one month or stretch a month course to 5 years. You determine your curriculum or prospectus.

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