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In a few years you are going to hate who you where now, be amazingly confident on your paper writing skills, and still be nearly incapable of spelling. Also you may want to put much more effort into finding scholarships.

I will tell my self to do what i love. but most of the time were are following the money. so at this time i would have been in early child hood education.

If I could go back and talk to myself as a high school senior, I would of told myself to go to the extreme. Go to New York and go to my dream pastry school. Do not be afraid to go out into the world alone. It would of been way worth doing it then the mess I would eventually get myself into. I am 24 years old and still trying to get my undergrad degree. Also, be yourself. There are people out there who will except you for you who are. College is such an opening experience. You really do grow into your own skin through meeting different people and accepting who you are.

I don't have many regrets from high school, but there's still some thing i would've liked myself to know. I would have told myself to work out more and get into shape while it was easier to accquire healthy home-made meals. I would have told myself to try a lot harder in AP biology class because it could have gotten me out of courses in college. I would have told myself to pay more a attention in in pre-calculus because calculus is the hardest thing I've ever done. I would have told myself not to gossip as much. I would have told myself to try harder at public speaking and meeting new people. I would have said to become more involved in activities outside of school becaus they can help you tremedously. I would have told myself to not worry so much about what other people think because in college no one cares about what you're wearing or what you think. Lastly, I would have told myself not to give my virginity up to my first serious boyfriend because the man you're going to marry is a few years away.

That my parent are not here and I had to learn to solve any issues on my own. It has helped me to grow into a well rounded adult.

So far, college has been all about discovering who I am as a person. I entered college in September thinking that I was 100{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} sure of how I wanted to spend the rest of my life. But after taking a few classes and meeting some new people, I began to wonder if I had made the right decisions for my career path. College has helped me to discover interests that I never even knew I had, and I'm sure it will continue to do that until I graduate. Going to college has helped me to escape the stereotypes that come along with high school and move on to discover myself and what I want to grow into. I have learned so many new things, and now I actually look forward to my classes everyday. It can really open your eyes to so many new experiences. People always say college will be the best years of your life, and I have to agree because college is where you BECOME. It's where you grow up, where you realize that you are going to have responsibilities for the rest of your life, and, of course, you get to have fun, too.

Wright State had been named as one of the top three music schools in Ohio by previous govenor, Ted Strickland. Since I am Music Education major, it is important for me to attend a recogonized music school in order to find a job after I finish my degree. The faculty have made it possible for me to work with and learn from nationally know choral conductors, which has proved to be extremely beneficial. I am happy to attend Wright State because I am confident that I will be fully prepared to teach music after I graduate.

My college life so far has taught me how to manage money as well as time. They've given me great study tips and the teachers and staff are very helpful. Its been valuable to attend because I know that it is possible for anyone ,even me ,to be able to make it through college, as long as you use the avalible resources given.

My college experience has allowed me to grow and develop as a person and professionally. The first time I came to Wright State I received an excellent and enthusiastic advisor who helped me to choose my classes, and from that time on I had only positive experiences with the faculty and administration. The students at Wright State also made my experience great, and I developed life long friends that I still keep in contact with today. My college experience is so valuable to me because it allowed me the ability to participate in Model United Nations, which has been by far the best experience of my life. My college sponsored trips to New York City to participate in national conferences, and a trip to Xi'an, China for an international conference. Furthermore, by participating in this team I learned to negotiate, conquered public speaking, and honed in on my technical writing skills; skills that will translate to my future career. I gained a tight knit group of friends, all with the same passion and interest in international affairs, by participating in this group. Finally, I believe Wright State provided me the best preparation I could have had for law school.

I have gotten out of my college experience is to not give up on what you had started. Do not take life for granted and strive for excellence in life. It has been valuable to me because I am fortune to go to a 4-year university and living in the dorms. Some people can not afford college or does not take college seriously. I enjoy going to school everyday and learning new things from professors. Meeting new people is a good way to have connections with a diverse community at my school. College is a good way to start a new chapter in their lives.