The night before my first day of college was one of nervousness and fear. I remember laying across my bed asking myself “Is this really what I want”, “Will I be happy?”, or “What if I fail and can’t recover?” All of these thoughts ran through my head at once and it was overwhelming. The fact that I was becoming an adult and would have to make “Adult” decisions scared me to my core and in my mind I wasn’t sure if I was ready take on that type of responsibility yet. Honestly, all of that didn’t matter because my night was shortly lived and before I knew it ….. The first day of college had arrived! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! The noise from my alarm clock became a sound that I dreaded hearing that morning. My first day of college came with ease. It felt like I was just enjoying the hot summer days,
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As my mother pulled off the butterflies in my stomach began to flutter uncontrollably, and at that moment it dawned on me that this was really happening, I was really a College Student now. The atmosphere on campus was one of flurrying and flustering. It seemed as if everybody pretty much knew where to go and who to talk to and I was just stuck with the confusion of it all. I was a fish swimming in a pool full of sharks and that made the morning of my first day even scarier and just downright stressful. Remember that 7:45 class I told you about earlier? Well you probably guessed that I was late on the first day! After asking maybe 15,000 different people for directions I was finally able to find my first and only class for the day. Yes, I was late and it scared me because I didn’t want my professor to get the impression that I was going to the student that was constantly late to class. As I walked into class I was expecting my professor to scold me for being late, but to my surprise she automatically could sense the fact that I had no idea where I was going and what a relief that
As my mother pulled off the butterflies in my stomach began to flutter uncontrollably, and at that moment it dawned on me that this was really happening, I was really a College Student now. The atmosphere on campus was one of flurrying and flustering. It seemed as if everybody pretty much knew where to go and who to talk to and I was just stuck with the confusion of it all. I was a fish swimming in a pool full of sharks and that made the morning of my first day even scarier and just downright stressful. Remember that 7:45 class I told you about earlier? Well you probably guessed that I was late on the first day! After asking maybe 15,000 different people for directions I was finally able to find my first and only class for the day. Yes, I was late and it scared me because I didn’t want my professor to get the impression that I was going to the student that was constantly late to class. As I walked into class I was expecting my professor to scold me for being late, but to my surprise she automatically could sense the fact that I had no idea where I was going and what a relief that