The Challenge: Making the Best of My College Opportunity

I did not expect to go to college in my most dreamlike dream. This is far beyond my ability, or at least my feelings. I was a nightmare when I was in my teens. After graduating from high school, I lived in hell at home, probably in a rebellious way, at least for my father, I refused to go to high school. My father has only to start working, so I did it. I'd like to go to high school in a nightmare, but I can not pass the test or move to homework.

One of the biggest challenges my university faced in the first year was the workload. Starting from high school, this is a big change, and the standards are much higher! I solved this problem in several different ways: I'm looking for an opportunity to start a research group or meet with my professor and make suggestions on how to focus my attention. Time required for study

In my life, since I graduated from high school, I am looking for new challenges and opportunities to expand my limits and growth. The decision to leave the sandwich school system to Boston College high school was the first time outside my comfort zone. It is not fun to commute two hours every morning, but the decision to go to BC High School was the best decision ever made. Three and half years later, during college decision-making process, I can choose to go to Boston College or extend my borders to Georgetown University in Washington DC. Together with friends, I once again abandoned this comfort and decided to start a new adventure in various parts of Georgetown.

Choosing to go to college is a big decision. By standard, it is suggested that you need to apply to 5 to 7 schools. It may be difficult to choose. In order to make the best decision, it is important to do homework, judge the maximum impact in evaluation, such as cost and ranking. By arranging a trip through the University Admissions Office you can watch the campus, talk to an existing student or ask an employee about expected problems. You can learn about school, size of course, dormitory situation, and activities on campus.