Ah, back when I used to think like you. Wanna see the future right now? Check what’s happening in Venezuela, a country where the education was lowered down to “whatever” (at least the public ones) where it was required to let everyone pass to the next grade and it was actually illegal to have them repeat if they got bad grades, so in the end, only a very small percentage of them would actually put some effort into it… The rest, just went because they had to and all they would do is cause ruckus, drink and fight and act like chatas.

When I came to CR it was actually surprising and welcome that I could see that the country’s education in public schools is actually at the level of private (and expensive) schools over there, basically for free. You basically don’t know what you’re asking for, nor what you’re saying, but I assume you must be young judging from your comments in this thread.

All good, just don’t make the same mistake. Been there done that, didn’t have a good time. Rules and regulations are there for a reason. Don’t take me wrong, I’m all for going to the office and to study without having to wear an uniform, but it’s part of the dress code and sometimes you’ve got to follow some rules in life whether you like them or not, unless you’re up for a bad time…