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If I could go back in time and talk to myself as a high school senior I would tell myself to stay the course I've already traveled. My choice to not attend college right after graduation lead me to a career in restaurant management, which is how I met my husband. That was followed by my two children, who are now my motivation to return to school. My family has given me a strong sense of purpose and have reignited a passion for learning that I didn't posses 10 years ago when I was a grad. I needed to let my life happen the way that it did in order to learn the importance of an education for our family's financial stability. I made the right choice and don't regret a thing. I'm hoping that my returm to school will one day inspire my children to find their path in their own lives, including a great education in whatever field of study they may choose.

If I could go back in time and talk to myself as a senior, I think I would tell myself to have a little more fun and learn that I am not perfect. When I was in high school, I was very focused on my grades and refused to do anything social. I was a perfectionist and got top marks in all of my classes. I did not even go to my senior prom. I would tell myself that college life is a lot harder than high school, and I would not be perfect in college ? I learned that when I got an 89{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} in a class. Maybe if I accepted the fact that I wasn?t perfect when I was in high school, I could have enjoyed it a little more. In high school, I could have still kept my grades up and participated in the social aspects it had to offer, but in college, I find it a lot harder to have time to do anything but concentrate on my studies. So the thing I would tell myself when I was a senior is to try hard, but try to also have some fun.

My advice will be to always read and have fun learning. be persistant and remember there are no failures in life. but opportunities to explore.