hour or so out of their life to prove it to me, I wouldve used it. I didnt realize that people got paid for crunching numbers; they made me do it for free. My father told me, but I mustve purposely ignored his advice. I had never watched a person sit in an office and figure out how many radians were in a 250-degree arc, but they do it. I dont know what my teenage mind was thinking, but I didnt realize it.Suggesting what schools should do to accommodate students like me is beyond the scope of this essay, but I will do my part to get in these high schools and find kids I can relate to. This is a goal in my life. Even if I help just one, it will be worth it. I hate to think that some bright child would loose out on their opportunity to achieve what they want from life just because nobody told them how to do it. I am going to make sure I take a piece of my time and bump as many kids as I can out of the path I was headed down. Based on the probability of me being here in school, six years after high school, I have to be luckier than 98.8 percent of the population....
