My Personal Experience : My Experience In College

I once saw a quote that said “do not judge my life by the chapter that you walked in on”. For some reason, this quote really rings true to me. Would people think of me in a different way if they knew my whole story? In every person’s life, there are so any successes, challenges and failures, that if you walked in on their life on any particular day, you would have no idea how they became the person that they are that day.

Being an inquisitive individual, I wanted to find out what his story was or if there was anything that he needed, as it was a rather hot day, I noticed he didn’t have anything to drink. He seemed harmless enough, so I proceeded to approach him. Immediately he noticed me and offered a kind and genuine smile, but didn’t say a word. Returning his smile, I included a friendly “Hello”. He acknowledged and offered me a seat on his bench. I really didn’t have much time as I lead a very busy life and had priorities that

office and waited for him to wave me in. Raising my hand in a salute I said,

He just sat there and eyeballed me. His green eyes slowly dragged up and down my frail body. I felt that he was judging me a bit with his harsh stare. He had a look on his face of disgust and it slowly turned into blossoming curiosity.

I think what I could have done on at this moment was seeing how he went to the cozy corner (quiet center) when he came I could have went over to acknowledge him and ask how his day

After he talked to me in a really deep sad voice. He ran in a dead sprint around our group and down the sidewalk we were walking on. No one in our group of 8 or 9 people mentioned he random 7 foot guy walking up to me. I didn't say anything to him, I was too afraid to say anything. I was afraid he would do something bad to me and my friends.

While they were on a different but parallel aisle, I peeking over other aisle to see if the creep, the clerk, was still searching for me. We both made eye contact with each other then i quickly duck my head down behind the shelves. Eww! Out of all of us, why me? I said in my thoughts. Couldn’t he just stared at one of my other friends like Haley. Sure she is overweight but she is really enticing for her

College is a great place to grow as a person, but you have to plan out what you will do in order to have the greatest experience possible. Without having a plan you will not be able to go forward with great confidence that you have made all of the right choices in college. This means you should not party and make bad decisions that will ruin your chances at making a great career out of your time and money that is going in for your education. I believe that you should not be part of the crowd that is only at school to party and to has fun, I believe that you should join a group that will help with your education and that you can still have a good time with. You should also have great relationships with your professors in order for you to go to them and talk about problems or issues that you are having with the classes you are taking and maybe they can give you advice on how you could improve in the class that you are struggling in, or maybe they can just be a person to talk to. Professors are great tools for you to use to start doing the best you can possibly do with the help and guidance that only professors can give.

I didn’t always suffer from anxiety. My childhood was bright and vibrant and rarely was I seen upset or irritated. I’ve played sports my whole life from only 5 years old. Everything from T-ball, to gymnastics, to soccer between the ages of 5 and 12. After school, if I didn’t have practice, I loved to ride my bike or play with my border collie, Molly, on our 5-acre property. When middle school came around, I was the starting server on the volleyball team, I averaged a rough score of 60 for a 9-hole round of golf, and my tall thin build made me a great addition to the basketball team as well. The sky was the limit in my young eyes and I already knew I could achieve great things if I put my mind to it.

I once told my parents when I was just six years old that I wanted to be ten times better than they were. Both of my parents came to America from Jamaica who worked hard to buy my brother and me a house to grow up in. Both of my parents could not afford to go to college in Jamaica so being born and raised in the Bronx they give me the opportunities that they never had. Yes, I wanted to be ten times better than my parents but I didn’t know all the obstacles that I would face or how hard it would be to obtain a degree.

“a-a-a-and you are.” The nerves in my body were shocked, what is he doing, where are my parents, how does he know my name.

During the 2016 Spring semester, I can legitimately say it was hectic and stressful.I always wanted to be in the medical field so I took physical therapy classes and found out it wasn't for me.My mother had knee surgery in March of last year and was unable to work.I also started a new job in January to help pay bills around the house and put food in the fridge.While my mom was going to back and forth to the Doctor not working. I had to take care of my two

Going into English 111 in August, I had no idea what to expect. This was my first experience of college classes, and walking into the classroom on the first Tuesday of the semester, all I knew was it was going to be different. As the class period went on, however, we were introduced to Moodle and then the seven student learning outcomes. These made the goals of the class clearer to me.

and said something to me and not knowing how to respond I just handed him the paper I got from the office. He then shook my hand and directed me to my first class.

After all bureaucratic process, I finally started my flight and arrived here. I took the first day searching about the College. I took a college tour, the soccer coach took me for all buildings here and my future home too. It is been an awesome experience living in the place that I study also. I was not believing that it was happening.