Life after High School

Question for after High school:

What will college be/ feel like?



Answer here:

-I'll reason with you, some people are just not ready for college. The fact that we'll become freshmen, again! Never the less, this big step we're about to take will an educational moment for us by teaching time management, ways to cope under pressure, and most important of all, what we want to do in the future.
Let be a realist for a minute. At one point, we will lose some of our friends that went to different colleges; probably far away too. Also, there might be some time that passes away, then you suddenly see someone that you've known since like kindergarten. For those who will be attending college out of state, will be at some point, most likely, call mom'ma and say," How do you work this machine!" Then, your life becomes a song from Taylor Swift. However, please know that it is never a bad timing to take a break; taking breaks can significantly improve your chances for success to push through college. College will be liberating; its a time to explore your independence. Heck, no curfew, your parents don't know if your boyfriend/girlfriend is in your room, you chose if you want to go to class or do your homework, sounds nice. College is also scary, at first. Not knowing anyone or what you're getting yourself into can be nerve-wracking, but there are plenty of resources to help you, you just have to seek them out. In addition, college classes are no joke. I've even heard that t is always better to arrive early to classes to claim a good seat in the class; you don't want to fall behind in class. Furthermore, college is where you can define who you truly are.


Citations:

Orenstein, Hannah. “19 Things Nobody Tells You About Life After High School Graduation.” Seventeen, Seventeen, 18 July 2017, www.seventeen.com/life/school/a40798/things-nobody-tells-you-about-life-after-high-school-graduation/.

Patel, Binal. “How I Really Feel About Starting College.” The Odyssey Online, 28 Aug. 2017, www.theodysseyonline.com/how-feel-about-starting-college.