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Sunday, September 6, 2015

College is a life style - Entry#2

College. College. College. Where do I start? College is one of the most confusing challenges I've took on. I'm going on to my third week and so far I've walked into the wrong class room four times, I've missed deadlines because I'm equivalent to a cave man when it comes to computers, and I've spent $300 to relearn things I was taught in the seventh grade. College is not just school, it has to become a life style. You have to be able to balance work, a social life, sleep, and any where from 5-11 assignments for each class all due on the same day. But who can sleep knowing they have all this work due?!


Regardless of all the home work, I can not begin to explain how happy I am to be back in school. Although I graduated in may and started again in August it felt much longer. School is tough but I love challenges. The best thing about school is that beside course work school teaches many lessons. I'm learning to become independent, I can no longer just copy off someone in the class the morning the paper is due, I can no longer use my phone to google the answers, I can't depend on someone driving me to and from school every day. I'm learning to pay my own bills and have to figure out a solution to my own problems. Professors also play a huge role in these lessons. Each teacher teaches you something new, about a topic and even yourself. Because they all expose certain sides of you.

I hope that every week as I share my personal experience with growing and learning while in college someone that hasn't yet entered college will read this and use it as a guide. I hope someone will be able to surpass the "college struggle" with this blog.  If I can help even one person then I've achieved.

3 comments:

  1. I totally have to agree with you on all this. This is the start to our new life for a better future is the way I like to think of it! It's not going to be easy, we all have to go through things in order to help us grow. Just like plants needing water to help them grow, we need support and life expirences to help us grow!

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  2. Almedina--Your blog is coming along nicely. You have good visual support for your topics. You bring interesting topics to discuss. Keep working to analyze those topics further in order to create greater significance for your audience. Don't be too brief or too personal.

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  3. I relate to this so much, college has been stressing me out with so many assignments and so many tight deadlines.

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