How I Changed in High School

Everyone has heard or said "high school student is your achievement". High school students are actually what you do, but that is also the time when everyone changed dramatically. In the ninth grade, you still feel like a child, and your college and career choice is far from priorities. But by the 12th grade, we grew more mature and young. Personally reviewing my 9th grade self, I can see my character, movement, and goal change when compared with today's 12th grade self.

I am high school until now. I participated in Overlea High. This is a big change in my junior high school. Parkville Middle is ranked Top 10 in Maryland. The lowest overlay height 10. Why are you going there? In our school system each student has a regional school or picks a school by default by location. Golden Ring Middle and Overlea High are my school districts. After graduating from elementary school, I applied for park building for the magnet project. Among them, I studied an interesting course of mass communication, visual art, environmental science, applied engineering. When my high school days came, my application did not go into the school I chose, Eastern Technical High School. The state is ranked first, in the top 5% of the country. In the future I will know that some of my applications are mixed with other students, so I will accept it. Nobody wants to fix it, I went to Overlea. Most of my friends went east, so the first day of Overlay is definitely an adjustment.

How has my love for school changed? Simple: School is no longer learning. When I entered high school, even junior high school, everyone around me, including both teachers and students, had the idea of ​​"Juku juku, A's, A's A's". "Remember, if you can not understand, please remember A in the exam." Within an hour without talking, answers to various choices, and bubbles that you care about in your stomach. The school slowly learns the fact, it is a place enough to acquire A and enroll at the very best university. Just entering a university is all than a fellow. Why should you help your classmates? When applying for Harvard, Stamford, Yale, please do not destroy them to reduce the number of people competing with others. This is my disgusting attitude, but this is a way of thinking about everyone around me, perhaps even myself.