My Personal Experience

In the first day of high school, I began a new chapter in my life. I must say, the transition from Junior High to High School has been quite challenging for myself. Since the beginning of this new chapter, I have been forced to overcome many challenges that I never had to deal with in my junior high school such as the sheer volume of homework, disinterest in certain subject areas, and an ineffective use of time throughout all of my core subjects. However, I never gave up on myself and continued to improve my study habits and time management skills while motivating myself at the same time to never stop improving in spite of setbacks and downfalls I may have experienced in the past 2 months. By the same token, I knew that today hard work will

One of my personal experiences that I had was when my family decided to move from New Jersey to Florida. I never planned on moving with them but my mother basically forced me into moving with them. It wasn’t really all that moving stuff because the new house was actually pretty nice, it was just I had all my friends there and I was doing well in school. Nothing I said convinced my mother so after a week of packing we was off to Florida. The first week being there was a horrible week. Nothing was going right for me, I missed the school bus for a whole week, dropped my milk on my new shoes, and tripped over nothing in lunch. It was just trying to move back but parents always have this life lesson speech about trying to make new friends and try to get used to being here until we move again. It’s been about a month since we moved to Florida and I met about zero friends but I got used to living here since I’ve found something that interested me as an after school hobby and that was fishing. There’s barley any lakes or ponds in New Jersey so fishing wasn’t really something you do as a time waster. I usually fished right after I got home but on that day it was rainy and it wasn’t really a good time to fish so I just decided to practice my free shots until it started raining hard. I think I was outside for about 20minutes and suddenly a couple kids from my new school asked if they can shoot

All throughout my education I have put forth my best effort, though it did not come easy. I learned early on in school that good grades do not come with little effort; you must put in the time and energy for decent grades because academic success is not a gift. It is a reflection of hard work and perseverance. I have been rewarded for my hard work with a 4.0 GPA and the respectable eleventh spot in my class rank.

In my years, here at Senior I have grown for the better in many ways. One of these ways is my strive to do good in school. I came into high school with the attitude of I’ll do my best and see how things go. After my freshman year, I had good grades, and that’s when I really realized how important and that it was possible to keep getting good grades. Then last year and this year I have really been pushing myself to get good grades and really put school first.

To begin with, you are going to get straight A's and to do that is to go get your homework and start on it. After that you now need to get prepared for your classes. For Example, if I didn’t do my homework, I would probably fail and if I didn’t get prepare or organized that would be failing too. And if I didn’t do all that a straight F in a class.

In conclusion, keeping my head straight and with a positive attitude will be the key to my success. I am positive if I stick to my plan and follow these steps I will be successful in this class. Procrastinating is not an option during the duration of this semester. I am aware that leaving assignments to the last minute will only hurt my grade at the end of the semester. By dismissing distractions and staying focused I know I will be successful in this class. My goal is to follow this plan to pass this class

In my high school career, I have worked tirelessly to always do my best, be my best. I would not, and could not, accept anything from myself except perfection. I had to consistently go the extra mile, complete the extra credit, so that I could feel satisfied and validated with the view I held of myself as a student. The result of this was what I considered a perfect transcript: straight A’s and a perfect GPA. This year, I broke that streak.

My goal is to get an A on a math test. I want this because I have trouble with math and I would really like to get an A on a test. I think that in order to complete this goal I need to study more, I don’t usually study for math because I think it’s more challenging to practice for math. Another way to get better is to finish all assignments; I don’t always finish my assignments because I have questions about it or I don’t understand it. One more thing I can do is work in class, I sometimes just want to take my assignment home so that I don’t have to work during class but I should really work in class because my math teacher won’t be at home with me to help me. This is why I want to get a good grade on a math test.

I always get home after school and prepare myself for the test the next day since it was very a challenging class. I studied very hard each day and night just to get a good grade in that class. After all the tests and quizzes that we took, l passed all the test with an A. I was very proud at myself for being able to pass all those tough test. This relate to my future goals because since l want to become a gynecologist in the future, this achievement have made me a strong students. Being a doctor is not an easy way to go but through the faith

Coming into High School, I had no idea what to expect. I was at a point of just starting to have to exert effort into studying and preparing for classes. Halfway through freshman year, I have now discovered more about myself, and how I must work in order to sucede.

When I was in elementary school, I was put with all the other smart kids. I was not really exceptional I just had a good memory and, therefore, good grades. Still it was our small group that was the first at our school to take Algebra I in the seventh grade. I would stay fairly average with math for the next two years. When I took Precalculus in 10th grade I had a realization. Halfway through Precalculus I realized that what a waste of time those elementary school groups were. I discovered that math was not about memorizing equations. Math was about using those equations to solve complex problems. For the first time I realized that my strong memory was not vivid enough to surpass the issues I was going to face in my future math classes. I ended up pulling my very first C in Precalculus. I

With only one month left until the prestigious AP Calculus exam, I sat at my wooden desk, diligently memorizing and practicing endless problems in preparation; my dim lamp casting a small portion of light across my notebook. My body was at a constant struggle, my eyes were intermittently flickering from forcing myself awake, while my fuzzy slippers soothed my stress and allowed me to feel a bit more comfortable. I knew I had to receive a high score on this exam, as if it was a life or death situation. I was determined, motivated and dedicated to succeed no matter the circumstances. In short, I was ambitious.

Throughout my years of experience with what I call life, I have struggled through most of it. However, no matter how complicated the situation was I never gave up and was indomitable to finish what I had started. Currently High School is the biggest challenge that I must overcome in order to prepare myself for the ever-changing world that awaits me. Through unwavering determination and constant pressure that I apply to myself, I have made the education I obtain everyday significant towards my future.

My whole life I have always been a straight A student. I always thought that if I didn’t have an A, I was failing. The first semester, of my Sophomore year, I had Geometry. It was the hardest class I had ever taken. Like always, I tried my best, I did all of the homework, studied for all the tests, but the best grade I ever received was a B. I thought that my world was about to come crumbling down.

At the start of junior my year of high school I suddenly realized that if I wanted to achieve my future goals, I was going to have to start working diligently immediately. I distinctly remember coming home after school on typical Wednesday and passing out on my bed exhausted from the demanding work load ahead. At that moment I decided to stop feeling complacent. I made a commitment to myself that I would finish the school year with straight As. Although, there were a lot of late nights where I pondered if my efforts were worthwhile, I pushed through knowing I could be successful.