Senior Year Papers

I do not think senior year has been turning out like I have always thought of it as going. I have always thought of my senior year being the easiest and most fun year of high school. Yes, I have had fun, but it has not been easy. I have been put through challenges already that I know will prepare me better for college.

Your senior year of high school seems like the most stressful year of them all. In my senior year my goal is to be accepted into all of the colleges I would like to apply to. I would like to apply to five schools currently. Another goal I have is to work for higher grades this year. By managing sports, work, and school I will become better at time management. Senior year should be stressful, but also fun. My goal is to enjoy my last year with all of the friends I made,

From the second I stepped into Burns Flat- Dill City High School for my last round of high school, I was expecting a victory lap of sorts. Working on prom and managing football concession stand was a thing for juniors to worry about, and I had served my time. All my classes were classes I selected mainly to have more time to work on lengthier assignments from other subjects. Looking back now, it is easy to see why my first busy week of senior year, Homecoming Week, felt like less of a wake-up call, and more like a kick in the head. The senior parade float would not build itself, Homegoing was not just going to fall into place, the dance needed set up and DJed, and as a student-council officer it would have been wrong of me not to dress up for Spirit Week. I had so many new responsibilities from the previous

What I am thinking about senior is that I find is easier than last year, because last year I use to get a lot of homework and a lot of tests and quizzes, but this year is kind of easy, but you will still have stress about some of your classes.

I am writing to give you some advice that I wish I had known coming into my senior year. To begin, Congratulations for successfully making it this far in your high school journey. For some, this experience flies by and is the best time of their lives. For others, the opposite is true; however, it is such a blessing to be able to say that you are on the track to graduation, and you may not realize it, but this year will be full of challenges that you may or may not choose to take on.

My senior year has gone by so unbelievably quickly. It had been only four years ago when I first stood in front of the school a mere freshman. Throughout the years I gained a new experience that either made me a more global citizen or better prepared as an academic student. This year has been no exception and I feel ready enough for what’s ahead.

So far, my senior year has been pretty good. I’ve been maintaining my grades and turning things in on time. The start of my senior, to me, has been wonderful. The class I like the most is my first hour co-op class. The class is Culinary Arts. Anything involving food can keep me excited. I know it sounds bad saying that, but you can’t live without it.

I think that I was not excited to be a senior at first because of how overwhelming applying to college is and also applying for scholarships. I actually feel less stressed as deadlines are becoming more of a reality now because I realized there is no reason to stress out and everything will work out. I definitely know that my mom is not excited that I am a senior especially since my sister and I will be her first to graduate and go off to college. Looking back on high school so far, there is not a lot I would change. Most would think that I would say all the AP classes that I took, especially last year, but I am glad that I challenged myself because I feel like I will be more prepared for college. If there was one thing I could change I would be not going to AAST my freshman year. I had a really great experience at the school but I feel like attending AAST made it really difficult to be involved at NMB and I also missed all of my friends that I had always gone to school

Time flies. I will soon finish high school and move to college. The first semester of senior year is the most important period during my life, but I still have a Dragon I need to beat. The Dragon is called Procrastination. He has troubled me for my whole life, and I have never killed him before. During my senior year, I have to try to combat him, beat him, and destroy him.

Sophomore year is going to get tougher as you go on, but there will be many room to have fun, like the assemblies. Dont give in to video games, like last year. I will not play League of Legends or any other games until I finish my homework and studies. My days of being a procrastinator master is over. Remember back when you stayed up till 3:00 studying or doing a project at the last minute. Doing everything the day they are assigned makes your life more stress free. I wouldn’t be tired and have a mood swing while doing my homework, and then sleep for a few hours, and waking up feeling like poo.

Yearbooks are and will always, in my opinion, be a waste of money. You have colorful pages of overly excited students, half of which you had no idea existed. People that have never spoken to you before would ask for a signature in their yearbook. Unfortunately, my mother wanted memories from my childhood and demanded that I buy one. Flipping through the pages brings back countless memories, both honorable and despicable; what I think about the most are the people I’ve met throughout the years, that at one point were significant to me. Growing up making friends occurred naturally. You started a conversation-mostly being about your favorite kid shows- and you had successfully made a friend.

Senior year is turning out really great but still stressful because of getting my PTP done in time. Since the last couple years I Frittered on getting it done, thinking I have time to finish it but now I'm struggling to get it done. For example I worked on my PTP everyday after school with a teacher who can help me. But as for classes it's turning out better then what I expected, because I thought I'd be failing Algebra 2 by now. The things I'm doing well on for me to graduate is passing my classes even though I only have 3 important classes to take. The things that I need to adjust in my classes is asking the teacher questions if I need help also to pay more attention in class instead of being distracted by my peers in class. I have to make

College is a time for people to start reaching their goals they had set for themselves. That is what Megan was doing. Freshman year is a tenacious year for numerous of people. There is a change in scenery, making new friends, starting to figure out who you are as an individual. Megan strived to be better at long-distance running. In today’s society, the media has an extensive impact on body image and how to be beautiful. The images displayed on websites, television, and magazine are not realistic or healthy. When ordinary people look at these people in magazines, they compare themselves to those images and think they are overweight. Today, being slightly overweight or at a normal weight is frowned upon.

This year I have committed to a lot more activities and I have a lot more events and functions to attend. It has been a nice change, taking part in non-medical activities. It has certainly helped me to make new friends, gain more exposure and destress. However, to continue obtaining good grades I must learn to prioritise and use my time wisely and appropriately.

Senior year came on much faster than expected. One day I’m the freshman trying to find where the Geography classroom was and the next, I’m the senior helping the new freshmen find their classes. They tell you these four years would fly, but until you experience it yourself, you won't believe how fast they actually go. So much changes in these four years and if you blink, you just might miss it.