Best Decision To Return Back To School

Now, that it is the end of the semester it is easy for me to say, “I should have done this, instead of that.” However, foresight can be quite difficult when laying out your education goals. Luckily, after our first conference I had found areas in which I see myself striving as a good student. I am now working on education satisfaction, asking for help when I need it, and working on my personal achievement goals. Deciding to return back to school is the best decision a person can make, and I am happy that I made that decision. Coming to NYU to obtain a higher education has provided me with endless opportunities. When I made the decision to return back to school, my first problem was getting back into writing and salving math problems. Taking a gap year in between college in High School was good and bad for me because I grown accustomed to writing at my High School level with no improvement over the years.
At home, I have a three year old sister who looks up to me, I am glad to say that I am the first one in my family to attend such a prestigious university. I would like to be the one she follows when she gets older, but in order for me to be a role model I realize I have to put in the work. Academically, I am usually a good student, but being a good student does not keep me focused or motivated. Having a desire and fulfillment from accomplishment keeps me motivated. It’s nothing better in life than feeling like I accomplished something I worked so hard for. What I learned in your class, I would take me with to my next class and I would use it until I perfect it. One most important thing I learned in your class is writing is not easy, not matter how good you are it is troublesome for