MacMurray College Top Questions

I would go back in time and tell myself that my appearanc isn't everything. That people will love me for who I am and not for what they want me to be. I would tell myself not to always worrying about making other people happy and basing my decsions off of them. I am me and I will do whatever I choose. I would also tell myself that college brings freedom that I've been dreaming of and to enjoy my four years there and the little moments.

Be prepared for change; this is the pivotal time for it. Embrace it, and use it as a time to mold yourself into that person you always pictured you would be when you grew up. Don't settle for anything less than what you truly desire; now isn't the time to settle. Make your education your top priority, and dating your bottom priority. Give your schooling your all, every day of the week, no matter how exhausted or stressed-out you may be, because in the end, it will all be worth it.

If I could go back and give myself advice I would tell myself not to stress. College is the best time of your life. There is not drama like there is in high school. Everyone is always friendly and welcoming. Also do not be afraid to ask questions. There have been hundreds of new students before you and they have all probably asked the same questions. One good thing I learned was during the first week of school while you are in your room keep your door open. This allows people to come in and talk to you and its an easier way to make friends. Also if you are going to shower make sure your roommate knows so he/she does not lock you out of the room.

Just because you are a senior never slack in your studies. Please continue to strive for the best academically. Work on your study skills. It is very important to work on your time management because your parents are not going to be there to tell you when and what you need to do. It is ok to let others in your cirlce you never know but that person could be an asset to you in reaching your goals. Remember it's okay to ask questions when you don't know the answers. It's cooler to ask than to act like you know and you don't.

The first thing I would tell myself is that the dual credit courses offered by our school are not stupid. the classes really will help you in the long run. Another thing I would like to tell myself is that the ACT and SAT are very important when it comes to which college you go to, so do not just blow them off and not study at all.

What Advice I would give myself about selecting a college? I would tell myself to not be afraid to go far away from home. I would tell myself not to go to a school too close to home. I would make sure I make my decision based on the degree program I want to earn , as well as the scholarship options available to me. When transitioning from high school to college, I would make sure I visit the school. I would get to know my roommate before school start. I would drive around the area or get to know the public transportation better. I would make sure there is at least on school activity, club, or sporting events I am willing to participate in. This will help me make more friends and have a better college experience. The most important thing I would inform myself of is learning how to manage my money better. Don't get caught in applying and using major credit cards. It is great to be able to keep up with your friends then, but the damage it does to your credit can take a lifetime to fix. Lastly, be a young adult and have fun.

I was the first person in my family to receive a college degree. I was told most of my childhood that I would amount to nothing. However, as the age of 15, I was blessed to be placed in a loving foster home where I was told I could do anything I wanted. My only regret is that neither of my foster parents lived to see me achieve my lifelong dream of becoming a registered nurse. Therefore, what I got out of my college experience was a desire to continue to learn, self-esteem, and a sense of accomplishment.

I have gotten a better view on my abilities. I have been given drive to succeed, because I have overcome things I thought I could not accomplish. I have gotten hope. As a single mother I have often been dicouraged, but Mac has given me a purpose and a goal. It has been valuable for me to attend, because I have the ability to accomplish something great. I have the oppertunity to give my life a boost and give my son a mother to be proud of. College takes alot of work and dedication, I have learned I have that. I am thankful for my oppurtunity to attend and look forward to succeeding.

What I have gotten from my college experience is a chance to futher my education in getting the job I wish to get later in my life time. Why it is valuble to attend so you can learn and experience new thing in your lifetime to futher perpare you for the real world.

While I attended Blackburn, I learned that sometimes God opens your eyes to other things while you are in a different place. Sometimes you vere off God's course and it takes applying, attending, and wasting your famlies money before God opens your eyes to a bigger and better school