If you are reading this now, congratulations on graduating from Deerfield. I'm sure it wasn't easy but you're graduating from Deerfield and moving onto to bigger and better things. Right now I was just accepted into Deerfield and I am excited. Actually excited is an understatement; I'm thrilled. There are a multitude of things I want to accomplish. On the contrary, however, I am anxious about going to Deerfield for quite a few reasons also. Going into Deerfield, I plan to do a myriad of activities. I plan to join clubs, play sports, and maybe even start a club of …show more content…
One reason is that I'm going to high school. To me, going to your freshman year in high school is like going to space. You are overjoyed at the experience to go, but you're nervous because you don't know what awaits you. However, high school, in and of itself, isn't what is causing me to be anxious. It is the fact that when I go to Deerfield, I will be going to a boarding school. This will be the first time that I will be away from my parents for so long. I'm concerned about my transition from day to boarding. Not to imply that I'm not ready or irresponsible, it's just that living away from my parents will be a new experience for me. In addition, making new friends also has me restless. Even though I am the person to go and try to make friends with other people, I do feel nervous about whether or not I will fit in. However, when I visited Deerfield the students seemed very inviting and I feel that I will have no problem with this issue. Nevertheless, I can't help but ruminate. These are my only fears about going to Deerfield. People always say you have to face your fears, so I can't wait to go to Deerfield in the fall to face them and officially end my middle school journey and start my high school