My biggest decision: why I chose my college over others

One of the most valuable and difficult explanations in the world experiences this moment when you find a university to accept. It is not easy to be a high school student for a few days; it requires a lot of blood, sweat and tears (I desire a metaphor). While waiting to hear the decision, you constantly question and reevaluate if you did enough in the past 4 years (at least it was what I did).

I think that we all agree that this is one of the happiest moments of experience, whether you know the decision by email or click the link.

The reason for writing this article is to explain the reason for choosing UCLA rather than other universities. Waiting for communication from the university is a story, but choosing which university to go to is actually another story. I was fortunate to be able to enroll in UCLA, one of my high school's dream schools. Therefore, in a sense, it is not hard to find that it is the first university I would like to attend for all my enrollment.

But let us be realistic. The university can bring costs. I received a scholarship to participate in UCLA, but still I can not forget the other admission notice I received. Therefore, my parents place great emphasis on financial conditions

I just looked up a lot of websites, videos and Tumblr accounts (which is really okay) just to understand the campus life of all the universities. The academic community is important not only for one of the most important aspects of decision making but also for the culture of campus life / location. When I made up my mind, I did not know anything about the main content I wanted to pursue. At some other universities, I think that the course is narrow and there is little choice as an expert. This is my favorite UCLA, there are lots of majors to choose from, and almost all courses are academically wonderful.

There are many opportunities for student network / internship / work experience (worth investing)

But now my university freshman is about to finish. I know that I made the best decisions in my life.

So please read this article from Los Angeles anywhere in the world, I hope you will eventually find the same warranty when you decide to attend a future university.

When I was in my first year of college, I decided to combine happiness and others' opinions with danger. I will no longer try to become "cool" in the eyes of others and decide to concentrate on becoming "me" instead. This way of thinking brings great freedom, which directly leads to my unorthodox happiness and satisfying life. In the word of Ralph Waldo Emerson, "You are the greatest achievement in the world where you are constantly making something else constantly."

My biggest concern is to make a decision, but someday I will regret my choice in which way to choose on this road. I am afraid that it can not be realized in my graduate program. It has changed my mind - the decision will depend on my final regret choice

I decided to leave the class temporarily at the end of February 7 months after I started elementary school fifth grader. The hardest decision in my life was to choose to fight for my life. I cried a lot of tears and decided to leave my students for a while and it brought me a lot of pressure. But after all, I think this is correct, but this is the best decision for me. In recent weeks, I was able to sleep at night as well as I can still take a rest! I seek help in the form of counseling and treatment services and spiritual guidance. I was able to delay things and enjoy life. My diet has improved, relationships with friends and family have deepened, and relationships with God have deepened. Thankfully, my happiness has recovered. Most importantly, I always remembered the reason I chose to be a teacher - for the children.