Week 1, Day 2: What's up, Teach?

Every since I was a kid, I had a best friend named Megan. At a young age, Megan was socially astute. She made sure that she did not do anything that would disseminate and ruin her reputation.

Megan was adroit at everything she did, that was one of the reasons why I was her friends; I was hoping that some of her amazing skills would rub off on me one day. Megan was very perspicacious about what she wanted in life. Even though most of her dreams were not pragmatic,  she would go great lengths to achieve her goal. Because of her determination to achieve her goals, her erudition about particular topics kept everyone in  awe.
After entering high school, everyone was intimidated by Megan's precocious intellect. Since her rudimentary social skills where overpowered by her erudition, she had pedantic tendencies. For example, in order to host a fundraiser, the Save Animals club required the student to give a formal proposal to the board, but because they club only consisted of 4 members( two of them advisors), they said allowed students to present a verbal proposal. But Megan, of course, went out of her way and submitted a prospectus to the board which convinced them that Megan was obviously qualified to host the event.

Megan was also a very wise person, she was circumspect about everything she said to others; making sure she would not reveal her secrets to strangers. 

When it came time to apply to colleges, it was not a surprise that the only thing that came in the mail was acceptance letters. But one day, a rejection letter came from UZ Gummy Bears. Stunned that she did not get into one of the easiest UZs, she ascertained that they had not accepted her because she was too over achieving to be a UZ Gummy Bears student.
But that did not matter, because she had a deep love for animals,  she wanted to learn more about animal husbandry in college.