COLLEGE ESSAY
A famous scholar once said that people can always learn from their mistakes. I can relate to this because throughout my life I have made many mistakes. And it is from those mistakes that I have grown from, whether it be academically, emotionally, or socially. And many of these mistakes unfortunately began when I was a freshman in high school. Those mistakes were a foreshadowing of what was to come as i progressed through school. Yet I did not heed the warning signs, resulting in a decrease in my academic and social life. As my grades plummeted, I found no need to go to class, believing that it was of no use. But as I neared the end of my junior year, I realized that in order to understand my full potential, I must apply myself in every aspect of my life, whether it be academics, my social life, or me as a person. When I started out freshman year of high school I had set goals that I wanted to achieve before I graduated. My goals were to get good grades, join clubs, get accepted to a good college and make my parents proud. Ever since I can remember I have a
I have always admired the dedication and hard work a doctor has to put in there line of duty. Cutting class is something that I ended up regretting last year. It finally hit me towards the end of my junior year that I needed to take a step and correct my act. I am the oldest child in the family so my parents have very high expectations of me. My parents were constantly fighting because of me. But I didn't realize that time flew by so fast and by the time I knew it there was only a month of school left. It finally hit me that getting good grades was not something that would just slide by. I know that my GPA isn't as good as it could've been, but that hasn't stopped me from achieving my goals. I had to deal with my parents fighting every night, and arguing with my dad every day. I was looking for an easy way out instead of challenging myself. I wasn't the same person that everyone thought I was. I lost faith in myself and it seemed as though everyone else did too. It made things worse for them as well as for myself. Thinking in my head that I still have a month to get my grades up and I kept thinking that I still had time left.
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