My Decision To Pursue My Education

I recall an incident of which I was willing to take the risk whether in deciding to pursue my education in the US or not. I was twenty-three years old at that time, with no experience concerning the way of the living style in the West, nor the ability to have a long discourse in English. Although I was frightened from the outcomes of failing or not proceeding well through my education career, I as well was willing to take my own risk to pursue ahead toward my set of goals, which is to earn my education degree from the US. Writing this essay just brought me back to my nostalgic events (during my first couple of months) of which I spent [ here] in the US. My own experience in these few, first months were profoundly arduous, especially during my beginning days in the US when I dwelled at the host-house family. During my stay at the family house, I had consistently encountered plagues whether during my communication with the hosted family or with perceiving the name of the routes in Boston. The amount of stress and the excoriation of which I have faced contributed me to think about quitting my educational designation and to reconsidered going back to my country. …show more content…
Though, on the other hand, I was burgeoned to pursue my difficulties and to continue facing my fears- despite the fact that I am taking my own risk by spending my education and miscellaneous expenses from my