Senior Year Research Paper

As I get ready to face my senior year, no body can predict what is going to happen like the weather. Weather is a great example to represent the coming senior year, sometimes it is good and sometimes it is bad. There is nothing much I can do about it. Even though there is a forecast, but still, there is going to be something unexpected.

If someone ask me what is my favorite memories in high school for now. I’ll says that is my sophomore year. Because sophomore year is the year that changed my mind and my life, the year that I meet my awesome friend and everyone look at me a different way and here is what happened to my sophomore year.

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.

I can fairly say that sophomore year of high school has changed who I am completely. In sophomore year I decided to take on miscellaneous experiences to gain valuable work ethic that will help me to persist in college. These include joining a sport, and being accepted into a three year paid internship after going through an interview.Being the daughter of parents with a restricted income has limited my plans of funding my college education. My father is retired and my mother is a housewife which minimizes our financial abilities, however, this doesn’t prevent me from my pursuit of a college education. Gathering a sufficient amount to cover for my tuition and fees has been on my mind since sophomore year of high school, so I started to save up.

August 24, 2016 is the day I started my senior year. I been waiting for this moment my freshman year of high school. I couldn't wait for this moment to come.The first day of my senior year I went to my homeroom to get scheduled for 2015-2016 year. Then couldnt wait to get my senior I.D so i can go off campus eat. Once i get that senior I.D, I know that i'm officially a senior at Elsik. This was my last year playing football. That mean I had to go out with a bang. I played my last home game at Krump against Hasting. Hasting is the worst football team that I played against. I had to ball out that game and I and i did . That moment was sad for us senior because that was our last pep rally as a football team. When we went to playoffs. We were

Attending High School is hard enough, especially that last year in High School, yes senior year. Now let's add college classes to that and my High School routine is eat, school, and sleep. In the past, I’ve made horrible mistakes for not knowing how tough courses can get especially with an overload and not studying "right". This year I’ve made changes and improved on how, when and where I study to earn good grades and improve my knowledge.

As a high school senior we look into what we want to do in our future. A big part of that is college. How do students know what college has the best opportunities? How do future students narrow down their options? A few things to look at when choosing a college includes the major of your interest, the campus, dorms, and class size.

Do you think that seniors should be allowed to skip senior year of highschool? Is senior year unproductive and not as educational as the previous years of high school? Is skipping senior year and going straight to college the best for the students.

The sound of sirens and a single baby crying was when I finally registered what I wanted to be when I was older at the prime age of nine. I can not wait for the day I will finally fulfill that dream and become a pediatrician not to benefit me, but the children and teens I will be able to help. As I am veering to the end of my senior year it’s that time to finally realize that after you graduate high school you will have to put all your will into getting to the end mark of graduating college. Being a college graduate does not come easy you have to work for it, and I am definitely ready for the challenge.

Senior project, the highlight of senior year. An event that most look forward to in hopes to gain experience with a project of their choice. An opportunity for students to use a skill set that they have acquired throughout their high school careers and apply it to their passions. When I initially began planning for my personal senior project, I had so many things going on in my mind as to what I would like to complete that I didn’t even know where to start! Initially, I wanted to learn and gain experience with welding. Then, over the summer prior to senior year, my father and I traveled up north to visit old friends and spent quite some time out on the sea. I developed a passion for sailing and our family-friends sea adventure stories and hoped

Senior year was going to be the best one yet. I was going to be involved and fully enjoy it. However, my excitement started to diminish when my best friend got a boyfriend a month before school started. I didn’t think things would change at first, but suddenly I no longer had a constant companion at social events. The nights where we’d hang out were gone, and I found myself constantly third-wheeling. My hope for an amazing senior year was gone; I lost my best friend, and I felt miserably alone. (499)

Have you ever put in extraneous amounts of time into something and have it turn into a complete failure? If you have not, then wait, your time will come. Luckily for me, I had this experience happen to me my Junior year of high school. I had known disappointments. I had known goals that did not get reached. However, not getting the desired AP exam grade was a completely new kind of goal that was not reached.

I believe that a successful senior student should be opened minded and push themselves to help others and strive to reach their goals. Always being ready for the next challenge is a skill that is important in a leadership role and as a senior student they should guide other students when going through their school career. Another important quality that a senior student needs is social skills when talking to students, teachers and parents, also they will be representatives of the school and must be verbally articulate to express their ideas.

It all started when I first realized school was about to start yet I knew my junior year was going to be the most important year. I had no motivation to go to school I wasn’t ready at all. My classes were great besides algebra 2 I never liked math at all. When I first entered my algebra class I knew from the start it was going to be a long year. Few weeks went by all I ever did in algebra was sleep or be on my phone I never really cared about the class because I thought there was too much to learn that I didn’t even want to learn anything. I never did my homework and in class work I was to lazy to do it but my teacher Ms. Suca knew that I had potential.

Junior year really did hit me hard. APUSH, SAT, starting all the college stuff caught me off-guard. The highly structured schedule seemed bland after just a year in high school. Everyday seemed liked the same; classes started at 8 AM; practice started at 3:30 PM, then it was time for dinner, study hall, check-ins… Looking back right now, I can’t say I really miss that but it definitely kept me going forward, physically and emotionally. I needed add more spice to that insipid daily lives. I became more involved in the extracurricular activities I was interested in. I spent more time in the gym, in the architecture studio, the photography lab. I know junior year is the year when everyone is concerned about grades. I was too, but please remember those number never define who you really are. Your love and passion are what really matter. I hope you all find a few places on campus that make you truly happy.