The Things I Learned In College

During this school year so far I have learned many things, including when we researched Summit’s ‘Definite Dozen’ in September and I’m familiar with her life. My note-taking is one of the many skills that was improved in this class, I can copy down words faster and summarize better. I haven’t really changed much, if I did it would be for the worse. If I could go back and redo the past to fix my mistakes, I would so I can be more successful and have a higher grade.

Students who would be privileged to leave campus for lunch could escape the everyday stress and mayhem from high school. Students fail to cope with stress because of overwhelming class and homework assignments, grades, social life, and sports. Giving

Teachers need a break. They are inside all day teaching so they need a break. They need fresh air and can talk to the other teachers. They need time to regroup have

The three most important things I learned this Fall are be familiar with the campus environment, joining the campus actives, knowing the rules about the OU plagiarism. Those three things helped me to know about the college I am studying in, and helped me to be prepared for the future studying on main campus.

I could improve many things from last year.waking up in the morning a lit bit more early to atleast get a chance to eat breakfast and also help me out with my tardiness. reading and studying is also very important this semester i will try way much more on the final/test especially from last years “To Kill A Mockingbird” that one was hard but i won't let that happen to me again. But in order for this to happen i have to change my habits so than i can forget what i did last year and start all over again a fresh

Adventure was always top on the list for us during the summer period. Me and my cousins loved to explore and engage in activities that made us feel bold and courageous. One of the adventurous activity we

In high school I did not start in all honors classes, and I was not always ranked number 12 in my class. I started in the lower classes, and I had one honors class my freshman year. I was ranked number 22 in my freshman class. I knew that I could do better, and I knew that I wanted to challenge myself. I worked my butt off to get where I am today, and that is in all A.P classes. This shows my determination, and how I am hard worker. I push myself to be the very best, and I let nothing get in my

During my four years of high school, I have learned how hard it can be to obtain scholarships. I wouldn't have been able to continue my catholic education without them. I know what the 'congratulations' and the 'try again next year' letters look and feel like. I know how many may react in joy; or how many react in fear, worrying about what to do next. In the future when I go off to whatever university I choose, that I know I can focus on achieving a Bachelor's degree than about how much debt I will be in when I leave

Have you ever felt abandoned? Like somebody who matter to you and they left you and never came back well this happened to me and this event has shaped me. My mom left me when i was 4 and i barely started kindergarten and i didn't know she left me. After a while when i was growing i learned three thing that taught me many things while i was growing up and i still am. My second thing is that everything happens for a reason no matter what happened. My last thing that is that if you ever feel abandoned just know that there is always going to be someone by your side even if you might not expect it.The three things i learned is that when someone doesn’t love you, you just have to move on even though it may hurt.

If I would’ve had the same mindset that I have now at the beginning of the semester I probably wouldn’t be writing this (LOL). Finals wouldn’t be so stressful and being able to enjoy the first half of my senior year would’ve been great. But now i’m playing catch up with my grades by hope and prayer on my finals. I thank God that i’m seeing how ridiculous this is now than later. Next semester will totally be more focused on grades and enjoying my last year of high school.

As a child I struggled with my own identity. I was abused as a baby and was taken into the home of a pastor. The pastor became a father image to me until a few days after my seventh birthday he died. After he died I was abused again and hardly went to school. The DSS came to get me and I lived with a foster care for a few months. I was then given to my step sister with legal guardianship. My reading and math skills in school were horrible and I was placed into a program to help me reach to the level I had to be at my age. When I entered high school the program took notice of my overall improvement. I started from a poor improvement student to an honors student and into an advancement placement student in English. I've been through a lot in

Waiting in line to go through customs I didn 't want to think about all all the things I would have to do. Support myself financially, find a place to live, figure out how to start college. It all seemed overwhelming. I immigrated on my own to US when I was seventeen. The transition was difficult, and I considered returning back to India. Even though it would have been easier to return, staying provided better opportunities. As I grappled with my new environment and struggled to acclimate. Two experiences played a pivotal role in shaping my character. First, the support I received from family and friends. The second, my work with adolescent youth. Through these I understood the importance of support and the joy of providing it. The

If I am going to be honest, I would have to say that attending college has not changed life for me as much as I had originally expected it to. I thought that I might have to completely change how I go about my daily life once I started living on campus but I spend most of my time doing exactly what I did while in high

I would improve my behavior and increase my academic success by paying attention and by doing all my assignments. I will also work on my work habits and participation in all my classes.

Hey there! I’m Hadas Klinger, and this is my second year in being a grade representative. I love fries, youtube, and stepping on crunchy leaves. Most importantly, I love being a part of student council. I get to watch the joy on my peer’s faces when I give them free hot chocolate and hand out free candy. High school was something that I always feared, and Student Council helped me get over my fears. I always have a smile, and I try my best to go the extra mile. The most important thing I’ve learned from high school (so far) is to keep staying positive because it doesn’t matter how many bad days you’ve had, it’s the good ones that you will cherish.