What I Learned In College

High school. This one word can mean either the best days of your life, or the worst. It depends on how you dealt with the obstacles thrown at you. During the past few years of high school, I can honestly say that I have changed a lot, not just physically, but mentally I have becomes strong enough to ( ).In my experience, these circumstances shaped me into the positive and intelligent individual I am today.

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

Throughout my high school years my grades were terrible. I struggled in all my classes. Until they put me in a community school from their i started to stay after school finishing all my work i even made it back to regular high school. I also went from a 2.03 to a 3.2.

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

I want to apologize for the plagiarizing on my last assignments. I should never have asked my tutor for help. I realize now that it would have been better intended for me to have written my own solutions and taken a bad grade than to have tried to cheat in order to get a good grade. Plagiarizing was an easy answer, but it was not the truthful one.

I am very satisfied with the grades that I have received all four years during high school. During my freshman year I really struggled getting good grades because I was really unmotivated and I would never do my work because I didn’t like the new environment that I was in. Once my sophomore year hit, my objective was to maintain all a’s or b’s. I was really ambitious to get good grades. Up to this day I have had great grades and my grade point average has never been lower than a 3.5. After a while of managing my good grades, I realized how easy it was, all I had to do was to study and do my homework. I will continue to use my knowledge that I learned from school in my future.

In this reflection paper I will be discussing the knowledge I acquired during this class, The skills I gained from that knowledge, and how I will apply these skills to my future. I will begin by discussing two specific pieces of information that I have learned from the class, and why it is important to my well-being.

Things that I enjoy been in AdVENTURE are having tons of fun projects and experiments. I enjoy making games in my elective class because I love coding and being creative. I love doing the projects that my teachers have given to me. For example, I enjoy working on our genetics project which is a project where we get to make our own superhero and stories. Using our superhero’s genes, we can predict what their children’s genes can be. This is what I enjoy been an AdVENTURE student.

Every human being has been bound to learn something since the day they were born. Learning something new is important because you expand yourself in knowledge and reassuring something you have learned before is also important so you won’t make the same mistake again.

In no less than 1000 words, please explain what you have learned from this incident. What was the most powerful aspect?

Whew, finally done with eight semesters of blood, sweat, and tears. Truly, these last four years of my life have been agonizing and grueling, however they also have been completely worth all of the pain that I have experienced. Now, looking back at my experiences of the past four years I realize how much I have learned, and also how much I have missed out on and wished I could have done. So, myself, I would encourage you to always remember the lessons that I have learned here in college and the value of my education.

I even signed up for counseling that same semester, which ended up helping me a lot more than I thought and I am extremely thankful for the program that I was in. Junior year came and I took AP for the very first time. Although I did have some downfalls during the year, I managed to pull through and ended both semesters with a 4.0 and I passed both of my AP tests. I was ashamed about my many failures in life, but I have also grown to accept them. Without failure, I would've never grown to be the person I am today. I would've never learned how to bounce back from difficult situations nor have the passion to achieve my dreams of becoming a teacher. I always thought that because of my past, I wouldn't be able to go to college. I always believed that I had to have perfect test scores and a high rank in my class to even be considered into a university. Now, I know that through hard work and dedication, anything is nearly possible. I don't have to be perfect to be someone in life. Out of everything that I have learned throughout the years, I have learned that failure is unavoidable, but it is not something to

It has truly been a pleasure being apart of this class and a blessing. I’ve strengthen my written and learned more about life by being in this class and having you as a teacher. Professor Lyn you have made me push myself more than any of my other college professors this school year. Hearing and knowing about how precise and hard you are when you grade your student’s work had me coming into this class with the mindset of knowing that I have to work my hardest to achieve an high grade in this class. My weaknesses in my writings before this class were my punctuations and grammar choice at times. My strengths that I’ve always had when writing was being able analyze my readings extremely well and always being able brainstorm great ideas to put down

Some point in your life you fail, but everyone always learns from their mistakes. Our failures help mold us into the people we are today. We all have these experiences, but it is how you deal with them and moves past it. The first semester of my junior year was one of the toughest times for me. I lost all motivation. I felt as if anything I did didn’t matter. Everything was confusing, nothing was ever enough. Classes were challenging; I was physically there, but mentally I would be in a different world. I didn’t care about anything that happened. I had no idea how to cope with anything. My grades slipped, and I knew that didn’t reflect who I actually was. There were countless times, throughout that semester that I tried to fix my grades. Yet

Since I entered to high school I’ve changed in many ways. Now for me school its more important, here I cannot say “at least I’m passing” I have to get A’s and B’s. But changes in high school aren’t only the importance of school, you change in many ways for example your body, you learn to get mature too.