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Personal Narrative: My Personal Experiences Of Mcnair

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I am uncertain. When thinking of McNair, the scale of bad thoughts and good thoughts is balanced. Going up the stairs, I was accompanied by a sense of dread and unsurety –– did I make the right choice? Will I be able to face the challenges presented by one of the best high school’s in the country? Do I feel as if I belong here? Every McNair student gave me the same answer when I asked if they liked the school: “There are good and bad things about it.” I do believe that now is perhaps not the best moment to reflect on my impression of McNair because I haven’t really gone to McNair, yet. The environment is for the most part, friendly; the upperclassman and other freshmen are easy-going, and most of the teachers seem friendly and efficient. Knowing myself, my opinion will rocket negatively and positively toward the school as the year progresses. …show more content…

Of course, I had always known it was a school, but never had I thought about how great it supposedly is, academically. And yet, I was conflicted about attending. A school known for its academic earns its reputation for a reason. I anticipated a copious amount of strenuous work. My last school was challenging, but the homework was on the lesser side. I fear that, being accustomed to low amounts, I won't be able to keep up with assignments. In a certain class, I hide myself when the teacher is calling on students because I never know an answer and everyone else seems to. At the same time, I don't want my participation grade to be lowered because of this. These thoughts have been running through my mind the past

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