College Life
These first few weeks of college have not been so bad; because so far I have just been learning the concepts of being a college student. The professors are really good and have given the students a few good tips on studying for an exam. The fact is that I have learned more in four weeks than I learned in my 4 years of high school is pretty amazing. I learned how to manage my study time rather than going out and getting wasted before a (big exam or football game). For example, if I manage my time well and follow the directions with care, I would be a better student rather than a failure in what I do. I am not implying that I am a failure, because as someone once told me, (Always give 110% in whatever you do because you have the ability to do whatever you want to do in life). When times get difficult, I always just say that little quote in my head and I am confident and know that everything is going to be alright. I'm not your average nerd, I like to party rather than study, but these few weeks since I have been away from home, made me realize that getting drunk was just a waste of my time and my money or rathe
Knowledge is the outcome of a process of reasonable inquiry in which solutions to ill-structured problems are constructed. My chemistry class is going well for me right now. They actually give me time to take back what the professors have lectured and put the lecture in my head in which I could understand it a lot better. My note taking skills and study habits have changed drastically since high school. Being away from home, family, and friends has made me realize that my education is the best thing for me at this very moment. Getting back to the subject, I also gained quite of bit of knowledge because of how optimizing the professors are. Not only have I grown educationally, but I have also grown mentally. The adequacy of those solutions is evaluated in terms of what is most reasonable or probable according to the current evidence, and it is reevaluated when relevant new evidence, perspectives, or tools of inquiry become available. Billiot is a very good educator who knows her chemistry. Coming to college has been one of hardest things I have done in life. These notes are my tool to getting ahead of the class and getting prepared for the inevitable. She stated that knowledge is the best thing you can use to study. He said "It takes football players to win a game but the little things are what win championships".
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