How To Become The American Dream?

Anyone who has ever embarked the American dream must know that they are an impostor, in the sense that you cannot become who you want to be by remaining what you are. Every immigrant like myself who has ever set out to leave his country for a better life, all the ambitious dream chasers, and foreigners of well developed nations seeking education in America should first know how it all works. For the majority of my childhood, I always felt that American born non-first generation college students had an advantage over everyone else in understanding how college worked and how life would be like. Of course there are those that choose not to attend or dropout but that was a choice made by them, when they could have been anything and at a scholar at it also. I am a firm believer in the reality …show more content…
I hope to enchant any incoming higher education students with this last piece of wisdom, and that is to be weary of their health. It is important to be academically stellar but not to such an extent that it diminishes your health, mentally, physically, socially, or religiously. The hardest part of college I always say is taking care of yourself, feeding, grooming, cleaning after yourself and taking responsibility for your mistakes like an independent adult. Without disciple it is so easy to lose balance of things and become stressed or ill especially if you don’t have a time efficient and cost effective outlet. I got so caught up in trying to be this single story of trying to achieve the American Dream by becoming educated that I lost sight of the fact that I need to stay alive in order to get an education. If you lose your health, you not only hurt your chances at continual good grades but now must spend our money trying to fix your health on top of