What I've Learned about Myself this First Semester of College

During the past 13 weeks, I learned who I am and why I became myself. I am young, older than I am, as well as my age. I am aware of many things about myself, and I will not notice it if I do not come here. The university is a whole new experience, you can not imagine it unless you are there. This has nothing to do with what you see on TV. This is totally different, you have a lot of understanding about yourself as a person. In the last semester, I learned a lot about myself.

In the last year of my college, I never wanted to learn more than what my course offered. However, even though this semester is only halfway through, I think I learned a lot about myself, about life, about classroom, general knowledge of the university. There was something new every semester and I started taught to myself as much as the first year as a university student. This is some of the things I learned about myself. Graduate school (that is, avoiding the real world) sounds a bit intriguing, but this year, senior citizens brought me great benefits. Even in the semester, I know that I will graduate this year, and the boys are safe! There is no more homework - it sounds like heaven. This kind of understanding colors many things with a new vision

So, Introduction: I am in the university for two and a half years. At this point, I have completed my design internship and I am ready for my second semester. I learned a lot about myself and other people. Most importantly, I learned a lot from designing the whole student. In my first year, I was talked about internship. It has good time and actually pays a lot of money. Application was not possible. I did not mind because I was thinking "not enough". When the opportunity reappeared in the summer, I had the same idea - but I did it anyway - and finally got the job. However, I have met with my 2nd grade students and I doubt that they even tried too much.

This term is my first semester as a university student. As the first, this is probably the longest semester I have ever studied. I learned the expectation of writing, and I will have to live the next four years of college life. My high school teacher is usually very harsh, but since I was in an honorary department of high school English, has my writing at university still raised the standard? For me. Furthermore, at high school, it takes several weeks to pick a topic, create a paper, outline the paper, write a paper, and modify the paper. In college, the time limit is not so moderate. I need to learn to manage my time and improve my productivity through free time ... See more