In life there are several decisions that have to be made on a daily basis. However there are always some that will change or reform your whole life. One point or another, everyone has to undergo the process of major decision making whether or not they wish to.
             About one year from now, I was registered at a near by community college. The class I was taking was Political Science and U.S. History. It was full of college students with the exception of my friend, Victoria, and I. As day by day breezed by, we realized how much we enjoyed attending this class, unlike our regular high school courses. The atmosphere was completely different. The professor was more lenient and carefree, the students were minding their own business and were prepared to be educated, and most important of all I felt extremely independent. The feeling of pressure down upon me did not exist anymore every time I stepped foot into this lecture hall. Me being overly independent, strived for this opportunity for a very long time and could not wait until all my classes were in college. Never the less, reality approached me from behind and reminded me that I was still a sophomore (10th grade) and needed to complete two more years of high school before attending a college of my choice as a full time student. This is when I expressed my feelings to Victoria and was overjoyed in finding out that she felt the same. Before we both knew it, we had came up with an extraordinary idea of graduating early. The only contradicting issue that arose was the simple factor, we were leaving behind our friends. Was it all worth it? Would our friends be upset? Would everything work out? Those were all the questions that constantly ran through my mind. However we did come up with a conclusion, which was to follow our priorities that came first and Education was on the top of our list.
             The next day both Victoria and I were at our high school college center discussing the different ways ...