A Successful Transition From High School

Success is a word that really hard to define, because everyone will have a different definition for this word. In fact, there no exact definition for the word "success". For a student, maybe the success means to pass all courses of the semester; for a business man, signing a importance contract and get a lot of money are successes; and for a president, leading the country to develop and make the people have a better life are success. For me, I also have my own definition for the word "success". When I was a kid, I really want to be a scientist, but after I become mature, my thinking has become more mature and my definition of success also

The definition of success is in the eye of the beholder. More than three-fourths of your life is spent working to become successful. People are told during childhood to work as hard as they can so they can grow up and make lots of money. But the word success can be taken in many different ways. Everyone has a different understanding of what success means to them. Generally, success means fulfilling the goals that you set for yourself. For some, success is measured by popularity and riches; for others success is determined by the amount of happiness that they feel.

“Success” is a term that is a part of our daily life. It can be defined in a variety of ways, such as achievements, awards, and college degrees. Some will even deem success as having a family, having a well-paying job, or even feel that living an uncomplicated life of contentment. But in the world that we live in today, there is not a set definition of success to go by. Only you as a person can give the meaning of success.

Transitioning from elementary or middle school to high school can be a new experience with chaos. If one is entering a humongous school that has two separate buildings, as known as south and north. There are many problems and skills that will be helpful for one to survive successfully in high school. As I have been in high school for almost five years, I want my future juniors to not make mistakes that I made during transitioning to high school.

The transition into college can be a defining moment in a person’s life. They have opportunities to work hard and be successful and also opportunities to slack off and be disappointed. I feel confident in my ability to transition smoothly into college life. Many parts of my high school career, both at school and away from school have prepared me for what is ahead in my life.

Webster defines success as “achieving wealth, respect, or fame.” However, my definition of success revolves around much more. Personal success, in my opinion, is achieved by the amount of happiness experienced by others around you. Being the good in an otherwise bad day, bringing a smile to a depressed face, or encouraging someone around you to try something new are all ways I feel triumphant.

To be successful means to achieve your own desired accomplishments, which is known to be easier said then done. Some of my desired accomplishments that I want to achieve in life is to "make my mark on earth" ,become a legend and an example to others, I want goals on my list to be crossed off, want to over come any adversities that come my way.

Transitioning from high school to college is a big thing to undergo. I haven’t really thought about my transition and my lifestyle until now. Everything in high school was mostly on a personal level, I don’t know if it’s because I went to a small school. But in college you are expected to be independent, and for some this might be difficult. You can’t be scared to ask for help. I am not the most extroverted so this is a bit more daunting task for me.

The transition from Middle School to High School can seem very daunting, but with some advice, anyone can be “high-schooling” like a pro in no time.

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The transition from high school to be college can be tough on anyone, especially anyone coming from a small school. Fitting in and making new friends can be something terrifying when coming from a tiny high school where you moved grade to grade with the same small group of kids. Going to a more tighter knit college can help the transition when coming from a high school where everyone knew everyone, that’s exactly what the university of Indianapolis offers. University of Indianapolis’ campus offers so many places where one can just get away from a moment of piece. The best place for that is the Canal. The canal offers beautiful scenery and helps to calm one down when college just gets a little bit to stressful.

I love the rewards that comes from being a leader. This is why I don’t back down from any leadership opportunities I can get. During my senior year of high school, I participated in Link Crew, a youth leadership program that helps incoming freshmen transition to high school and learn about the campus. I led ten freshmen and was able to make them feel comfortable by showing them around campus as newcomers. Within this leadership position, I was able to stressed the importance of time management and encouraged them to always stay focused. After the usual brief introductions, we did some fun activities to break the ice and move on to a more casual environment. Before long, we got to know each other better. I shared them my experience during freshman

What is success? Is it the process of doing a task and receiving a positive result acceptable amongst the community, or is it simply achieving ones own personal goals? Success to me can mean many things. Although I am successful in school, that does not necessarily mean I will lead a successful life.

Success for me means live the life you’ve always wanted. Accomplish all your goals and being happy. If you are not happy you are not successful.

Success is more than the mere definition of acquiring wealth, position, or power. Success is a state of mind that begins within yourself. I define success as a force within yourself that moves and motivates each and every one of us. It is this inner strength and power that moves us forward to pursue what makes us happy.