To Cole high school wasn’t important to him because he kept saying “high school doesn’t matter” which caught on too. The classes he took were fairly easy he was just getting by basically. That all came to an end when he started applying to college and his advisors said he needed to get his grades up. At this point Cole really didn’t like talking about this because it was embarrassing which was very noticeable. As he talked about his grades his voice softened but he said “it all changed my senior year”. Cole was a big partier in high school and likes to have fun so it was high senior year and he wanted to make it very memorable. Unlike most people in our high school he wasn’t too worried about getting into college. Senior year most people stressed about getting into college and finishing strong. Cole applied to a few school pretty early in the year and got accepted into West Virginia University and immediately accepted that and was now able to relax. The rest of his senior year was a year to remember because Cole enjoyed every second of it. He partied harder than anyone I know he was always down to party any day of the week. Cole had very chill parents so he often …show more content…
His story about high school and college is very important and people should listen to him because he went through it all. He knows best about this kind of topic since he messed up and got back on track. Through this story Cole tells us how high school, college, and transitioning from high school to college are all combined to show how one thing leads to another. Cole was really excited to share his thoughts and I am so glad I was able to capture his thoughts and write a story about his interview. Cole was so happy to share his thoughts and feeling about high school and college and how they differ from each other in so many