wittedhaddock

You could say all of my studies thus far have been independent ;)

I think Steve Jobs, Larry Ellison, Michael Dell, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates would disagree.

Perfection is unattainable.

Unequivocally, I agree. Effective communication involves gauging the audience qualitatively and responding accordingly.

Thank you for your insight. Do you have any feedback about the ideas that which I was attempting to communicate?

Thank you for your feedback.

It would be so much more helpful if you could provide specific examples within my writing that are grammatically incorrect.

Lastly, to comment, I am very curious to know why I am receiving more feedback on my style of writing rather than the ideas I am attempting to communicate.

English Department Conformity ;)

I would love to go to college. At this point in time, it does not seem financially feasible. And, I love CS. Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you for your input. I would like to think investing in me has a greater ROI than the lottery ;).

Also, I appreciate your concern for my better interest.

I wholeheartedly disagree.

Cmwelsh, thank you for your feedback and time. That sounds like dogma.

I disagree with this claim. It is my firm belief that high school grades do not reflect intelligence. But rather, applied work ethic. Indirectly, I chose to get poor grades by allocating my time to things I thought were of greater importance. Then again, is that in it of itself indicative of ill-wit?

My letter came across as quite hubristic - I know. In truth, I like to think I am humble. But, then again, that is so relative. And, something difficult to communicate while trying to prove competence.

Thanks for your feedback, morgante.

Shakespeare?

Thank you for the feedback. I am not willing to let anyone invest in me; that was not made clear.

Thank you. Best of luck to you as well.

I'm not sure what you mean by that.

Apologies for external link. I am limited to 2000 character description.

I really appreciate this question. Thank you for asking the seemingly obvious - yet, not at all.