If someone asked me to repeat my Junior year I would say that they are crazy. Junior year was nothing like I expected it to be. I can easily say that my junior year was one of the hardest years I ever experienced. From the moment I woke up to the time I would go to bed this year was particularly different from the others. An honors student who thought that she was so smart was torn down and forced to reflect. I decided to take three college classes in my junior year, but did not know that it would be so stressful. I decided that I would sacrifice my sleep to participated for the Interactive Media class at Mentor High School. I would wake up at 5:30 a.m. everyday to catch the school bus to Mentor no matter what the weather was like. I first day of my junior
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However, the driver had to turn around twice, because he didn’t know where he was going. When we finally got there my clothes were wet from the morning rain. Once I walked into my first period class, everyone was staring at us. By this time there were only 10 minutes left of class. I would say that the Interactive Media class was one of the better parts of the day. This summed up my hectic first day as a junior. My junior year was nothing but work, stress, and more work. Every class wanted a paper and a book to be read. Once I got home at 2:20 p.m. I would do homework until 12:00 at night. I was mentally and physically exhausted. Ever since I was little I had a lot of energy and was willing to go anywhere and everywhere. However, as my junior year progressed I started to become more tired and inactive. Now that I look back on it, I also didn’t have time to do the things I loved and gradually lost interest in those things. The 10 page papers that I had to do for my Political Science class was one of the things that stressed me out the most. If you got a bad grade on a paper that was basically your grade and would be hard to get back
However, the driver had to turn around twice, because he didn’t know where he was going. When we finally got there my clothes were wet from the morning rain. Once I walked into my first period class, everyone was staring at us. By this time there were only 10 minutes left of class. I would say that the Interactive Media class was one of the better parts of the day. This summed up my hectic first day as a junior. My junior year was nothing but work, stress, and more work. Every class wanted a paper and a book to be read. Once I got home at 2:20 p.m. I would do homework until 12:00 at night. I was mentally and physically exhausted. Ever since I was little I had a lot of energy and was willing to go anywhere and everywhere. However, as my junior year progressed I started to become more tired and inactive. Now that I look back on it, I also didn’t have time to do the things I loved and gradually lost interest in those things. The 10 page papers that I had to do for my Political Science class was one of the things that stressed me out the most. If you got a bad grade on a paper that was basically your grade and would be hard to get back