I never really thought I was exceptionally smart, but I always worked hard… In retrospect, I suppose I missed out on the typical college life most people experience, only to replace it with exam studying and job searching. Many people have asked if I have any regrets in that regard. My response is: not really (all right, maybe just a tiny bit, but hey, life’s all about sacrifices right?). Though, I should add that I definitely did enough crazily stupid things in high school to compensate for my college life or lack thereof. Given the choice to go back in time, there’s nothing that I would change. I’d make the same choices again in a heartbeat.
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| — | Andrew Lin, FSA - the youngest Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (mind you, he obtained FSA designation at the age of 20! WOW!!!) |
