Personal Narrative: My Transitioning At Wayne State University

Transitioning occurs in all stages of life whether it’s from a baby crawling to walking, or an elder moving from their home to a retirement facility. One transition in life that most of us face is the evolution from high school to a college or a university. With moving into a new phase of my life I was optimistic about the difficulties of becoming comfortable with the population, the diversity, and the college life in general that Wayne State provides. I made the leap to a big city called Detroit from a small city called my home. I live in a small urban city, downriver, called Wyandotte. It is twenty-four minutes Southeast of Detroit with a population of 35,000. Coming into Wayne State University where the population of the school …show more content…
Wyandotte is majority overpowered by Polish families and traditions, only by a few years Wyandotte has become a little diverse with some natives. Wayne State is one of the primal education facilities of diversity. I am going to have to become more open with others religions, traditions, and customs. Each one of my classes has different diversity levels, such as race, interest, past friends, personality, fields of education, and much more. This year is an opportunity for me to learn more about many new ethnicities. By the end of my education, I desire to make new friends with different cultural backgrounds and to learn from them. Although I am overwhelmed about the compactly and diversity of Wayne State University, I am also overwhelmed with transitioning into the college …show more content…
Last year of high school, seniors are focused on football games and prom, who 's dating who, and what their summer plans are with their “squad”. A senior in high school does not stress over their responsibilities as a student, completing homework to their full potential, or working as many shifts as possible to pay from education. I was the typical teenager who wanted to live life in the present and not take time out to ever think about the future ahead. Once I got into the “college life” I started to realize how quickly you have to grow up and establish what your priorities are. For college I have to main priorities which is graduating as a Warrior and to pay off schooling. The only challenge I face with my priorities is to balance out the time for learning, rest time, and work. By the end, I plan on finding out a healthy routine to succeed as a student at Wayne State University. Also to graduate as a Warrior and become an example to many others like