When this new semester started, I was excited. I love new beginnings and I just knew that this semester would be filled with easy classes and good grades. I’m pretty sure every college student in the world thinks like that. Before I knew it though, I was staying up all times of the night trying to figure out how I could get my grades up. Don’t be like me. I was a horrible procrastinate and I never had my priorities straight. I always end up regretting that. Do what you need to do and strive for the clouds. Every time I began a new semester I have my mind set that I will get all my work turned in on time. I always tell myself, that I will try as hard as I possibly can to be the great person I know I can be. I always seem to start off on time,
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Although the class is shorter than most classes, I learned so much. It taught me everything I needed to know about transferring and also how to live my life after school. This class teaches you what to look for when transferring. This class teaches you what college is all about, what your goals should be; your learning strategies, and it even teaches you a little about yourself. For instance, one week we were instructed to complete a self-evaluation. This is how I confirmed that I was a procrastinator. I figured out that I waste a lot of my time on nonsense. This is when I came up with the plan to distribute my classes. Although this class was super easy, I still managed to procrastinate on some of the assignments. I assigned this class to Thursday, which meant that I was supposed to do all of the assignments for the week on Thursday. Because I procrastinated on the other classes, I found myself doing Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s work on Thursday, which meant that I had to do ACA 122 on Friday. It’s super easy to procrastinate but super hard to come up from the mistakes you’ve made. I wish someone would have told me to stick it out from the beginning, because I wouldn’t have been spending so much time and rushing to get other things
Although the class is shorter than most classes, I learned so much. It taught me everything I needed to know about transferring and also how to live my life after school. This class teaches you what to look for when transferring. This class teaches you what college is all about, what your goals should be; your learning strategies, and it even teaches you a little about yourself. For instance, one week we were instructed to complete a self-evaluation. This is how I confirmed that I was a procrastinator. I figured out that I waste a lot of my time on nonsense. This is when I came up with the plan to distribute my classes. Although this class was super easy, I still managed to procrastinate on some of the assignments. I assigned this class to Thursday, which meant that I was supposed to do all of the assignments for the week on Thursday. Because I procrastinated on the other classes, I found myself doing Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s work on Thursday, which meant that I had to do ACA 122 on Friday. It’s super easy to procrastinate but super hard to come up from the mistakes you’ve made. I wish someone would have told me to stick it out from the beginning, because I wouldn’t have been spending so much time and rushing to get other things