
“I think the world is run by C students.”

“I think the world is run by C students.”
This ironic observation suggests that those who run the world are not always the top students. It challenges the importance of academic performance in social success, highlighting that other qualities – such as creativity, adaptability, or interpersonal skills – can be more decisive. It invites us to put grades into perspective and to recognize the diverse talents that shape society.
Don't underestimate yourself if your grades weren't perfect. Identify a non-academic skill that has served you well and nurture it.
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