High school

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I not only had to adjust to high school, but I had to adjust to the American way, knowing I came from Africa where school and life was very different. All of these projects were fun and challenging, because they taught me new skills and new ways to understand and learn. Its like wasting your whole life if you waste valuable class time. en though at times life was pretty difficult and complicating at Kentwood, I will never forget the academic and life lessons I have learned those past few years. High school was a very demanding time in my life. I learned that once I put my mind to it, I could accomplish anything. School taught me that it wasn’t good to waste a day of your life.

So, I hope all the lessons I learned from Kentwood high school and all the hard work I put to them pays off in medical school. The first major project I did was my junior project, which included eight hours of job shadow , eight hours of community service and four hours of college visitation.

Looking back on my sophomore year at Kentwood, I learned how to be responsible, be on time, and ask for help when I need it. All I have to do is focus all of my attention on my work, and getting it on time. ” I am very proud of my accomplishments and the person I have become. I am taking from Kentwood the words “Its great to be alive! its great to be a Conk. My job shadow project in my junior year made me realize what I want to do after high school. I will use that knowledge to expand the new skills I hope to learn from life after high school, which is medical school.

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