Having just finished my second week in school, I've gotten the hang of my routine. Now that i know what my day-to-day schedule is like, i can say with confidence that I'm disappointed with college. I've always been told how much free time and freedom in general college would bring to me. however, this is not the case for me. I've found that while i have more free time, I also have far more work and studying that i have to do if I am to succeed in the DAP program. On top of it all I have to work far more to help pay for my college expenses. So while it is true that college does give you so much more free time, it is also a lie. This is because college gives you the freedom of choice. You can choose to not go to class, to not do your work, but for the people who do go to class, who do do their homework, they're just as busy, if not more, than they were in high school. So I can summarize my feeling for college with this, its just more of the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN34FNbOKXc&feature=youtu.be this was a video i came across while working on an assignment for my calculus class. this video just seemed to encompass what this whole first week was about for me, that how you choose to think will determine everything for you. its not the your inherent skill that will determine your success but your attitude about your situation. you can choose to always get angry or not try your best because you believe that something is inherent to you or you can choose to see the brighter side of things and always try your best. its these decisions that ultimately determine success and its in our power to just make the right chose. Personally i can learn from this because I've felt that any non-major related class isn't worth my time and as such i haven't been really putting in my full effort into these classes. eventually, should i continue to think this way, my grades will reflect my lack of effort or i can change my...
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