Texas A&M University Deniel J.Boorstin once said, “Education is learning what you didn’t even know you didn’t know”. Through education we learn new thing. Texas A&M University, home of the best doctors, it recognized for the best medical program and it will give me the skills to learn more help me in the future. Admissions Texas A&M University is our more than 49,000 undergraduate students can take their pick from nearly 130 undergraduate degree programs. Before you go college you need look online first what they want and need to do for college.…
As summer started to end I was asked frequently: “Are you ready for college?” During my break I could not get over the fact that I have just graduated high school and now I am off to Cal State San Marcos. Summer seemed like a flash and college was creeping behind my shoulders. During the last miserable two weeks all I could imagine was that my hope and dreams were going to be trampled by my fears. When I applied to San Marcos I was full of optimism, not knowing that college would be harder than expected.…
As Irene Martinez from Sam Houston High school As a senior at Sam Houston High School has created a reflection or as you can say a huge impact for me and my perspective on my life of education. After graduation, my personal goal is to attend sac college, with a major in nursing for little kids as well as having my cosmetology license for any backup plan. After getting my associate degree, that will help me accomplish landing a job in a good hospital, eventually building up my career for what I have been studying. putting me at a higher level in the work field I would already be positioned at the time. More schooling, accomplished the more opportunity's I have.…
Life's a journey worth taking the unbeaten path. That is why, despite looking up to my loving parents and having the utmost respect for them, I have taken a different road than they did. However, undergoing any challenge without their guiding experience can certainly prove to be an undertaking. I, a first generation college student, am the pioneer of higher education for my family. Though I join many others in lunging out into the world for the first time, I am doing so without having a father or mother to tell me how to tackle the college experience.…
When I first started Richland Community College, I thought it was going to be a breeze because of it being a community college. From the first week of it though, I realized this is not going to be a walk in the park. I realized I will have to put in extra time to study for tests and writing expansive papers. After being in Professor Trickel’s class for one semester, I have learned to study beforehand and not leave anything till the last minute, his class has taught me that time management is necessary in order to succeed. The class has also granted me new friends, who have helped me whether it be helping me understand the lesson, or sharing their study methods and materials.…
My college life started in the summer of 2012, all of my hopes and ambitions were suspended in mid air. The apogee of the first year of my college life in spite of facing the stigma of my age group; was that of the support I received from the instructors in helpimh making my career goals obtainable. During the second semester of my third year of college I started losing my passion. I changed my major from Anthropology to Criminal Justice and tried to keep going. However; needing to take a step back.…
Before coming to Bowdoin, I thought I had the next ten years of my life figured out. I was confident, excited, and prepared to travel across the country for my next adventure. Yet, as many students realize, being on your own at a college as academically and socially challenging as Bowdoin can be difficult. Unlike my high school experience, I felt myself struggling to keep up in class and found it difficult to find friends. I was no longer the brightest student in class.…
We know that access to and success in college as well as transferring from one institution to another are the product of a complex set of factors, some of which can be traced back to the eighth grade, while others pertain to the institutional environment (Belcher, Micheal, & Hagedorn, 2002; Braxton 2000; Cabrera & La Nasa 2001; Hossler, Schmitt, & Vesper, 1999; McDonough, 1997; Paulsen & St. John, 2002; Tinto,…
The Reflection of the Student of Lee College Forced but Getting Something from It Driving a car, everyone has to do it or need to do it. That’s what I have to explain with this assignment as a student enrolled in English 1301. It’s a requirement to do assignments, but it’s the student’s responsibility to learn from the assignment given. I would like to discuss thoughts about Lee College and the realization of English 1301’s exercise on writing this paper.…
William J. Clinton once famously stated, “If you live long enough, you’ll make mistakes. But if you learn from them, you’ll be a better person. It’s how you handle adversity not how it affects you.” I find this quote to be very true based on my upbringings and experiences throughout junior year of college. As I sit here writing this essay…
My first year attending Alfred State has come to an end I am proud of the growth I have made during my enrollment. I was able to make lasting connections with professors and my peers. I got the opportunity to experience being a part of a organization and I can ultimately say that I had the best experience of my life here at Alfred State. Over the past few months I have been reflecting on my behavior and ways I can change the choices that I have made in both my semesters at Alfred State. I learned that being a good friend to others have led to my downfall.…
Growing up in the Caribbean in what some may call, paradise was like an endless adventure. I was born and raise in the United States Virgin Islands, a United States Territory. I take pride in the fact that I came from an island to Florida to further my education. I left my tiny little island with big dreams of becoming a medical doctor or a research chemist. Coming to the mainland was a big adjustment for me.…
Being a first year college student was not as atrocious as I would have thought. Fortunately the guidance and confidence that EOP gave me was well established in my overall performance. The academic and social services provided by EOP created a great amount of benefit towards my academic success. EOP’s transitional program, Commuter Bridge is specifically designed to help first year college students acclimate into a new university environment. This head start experience that was provided for me truly exposed me to the demands of college, the required tools to successfully achieve such demands, and the creation of a support system with mentors who were previously EOP students.…
For anyone, attending a University is a huge accomplishment and improvement one can commit. In my perspective, attending California State University, Los Angeles has been an eye opener and an experience worth wide, not to mention it has only been my first quarter thus far. As of this moment completing my first quarter at California State University, Los Angeles I have learned, reflected, and grown in many ways. The skills, knowledge, challenges, and the experience I encounters at Cal State LA have been useful, which will only benefit me in the future. Since my attendance at CSULA I have seen a major improvement in areas of my way of being, Cal State LA had expanded my studying skills on learning other ways on how to keep things memorize in my head for upcoming exams and/or quizzes.…
University of Central Arkansas, located in Conway, Ar. Over twenty-six thousand students attend this school, and I am one of them. As I was in my final days of high school I became anxious. I was going to be moving to a new city and would have to make new friends. I prepared myself all summer for this drastic change, and before I knew it move-in day was here!…