It was a sunny summer day, June 21, 2017 when i was headed to the hospital at exactly 4:00 pm. I was going to get surgery on my right ankle to take out some screws that were on my foot for over 6 six years. However, it was stressing about how i was going to be able to pass my Eng 102 dual enrollment class. It was stressing that i had 1 week left and had to work on an 2 page letter and a final essay that were due on the last day of class.
I joined the dual enrollment program(A.C.E) the summer of 2016 and since then i have had good grades in my previous courses taken and in my English 102 class i had a C already which was not ok; although, i had a C i wanted bring up at least to a B but it was going to be difficult if i missed a day. I Would …show more content…
I was able to finish my essay and letter and even on the essay the teacher loved and wrote many good compliments. My Eng 102 professor Mrs.Cunningham gave me props for sticking and not giving up in the last days. She knew how hard it was and maybe if it would've been someone weaker they would've gave up so I put that in mind and feel proud for being strong.
I was affected by this experience mentally since i stressed so much over just trying to figure out how i was going to face this challenge and how to overcome it. The stress was so intense that at times i just felt like quitting the program and paying the required amount of about 275 dollars. Even though it was stressing i was able to overcome it and now i'm doing great.
Myself motivation to never quit no matter what happens in life is a phrase i heard many times by my mom and dad. Keeping those wise words in mind i believe helped me to push forward to not give up and try my best in any situation that I'm going through. My family comes from a Hispanic background where in the U.S are seen as minorities ;however, they have always advised me wisely to do the best. That's why I want make them proud by going college and major in criminal justice to be an FBI agent to be able serve the community and the
I joined the dual enrollment program(A.C.E) the summer of 2016 and since then i have had good grades in my previous courses taken and in my English 102 class i had a C already which was not ok; although, i had a C i wanted bring up at least to a B but it was going to be difficult if i missed a day. I Would …show more content…
I was able to finish my essay and letter and even on the essay the teacher loved and wrote many good compliments. My Eng 102 professor Mrs.Cunningham gave me props for sticking and not giving up in the last days. She knew how hard it was and maybe if it would've been someone weaker they would've gave up so I put that in mind and feel proud for being strong.
I was affected by this experience mentally since i stressed so much over just trying to figure out how i was going to face this challenge and how to overcome it. The stress was so intense that at times i just felt like quitting the program and paying the required amount of about 275 dollars. Even though it was stressing i was able to overcome it and now i'm doing great.
Myself motivation to never quit no matter what happens in life is a phrase i heard many times by my mom and dad. Keeping those wise words in mind i believe helped me to push forward to not give up and try my best in any situation that I'm going through. My family comes from a Hispanic background where in the U.S are seen as minorities ;however, they have always advised me wisely to do the best. That's why I want make them proud by going college and major in criminal justice to be an FBI agent to be able serve the community and the