Explain How College Has Impacted Your Life
College has impacted my life in many ways, and has taught me many life lessons. For one don’t procrastinate till the last minute before your exam. I believe the phrase “college is the best times of your life” is the best way to describe it. College has taught me so much it taught me not to procrastinate, how to manage my social life, and it also taught me how to balance my extra curriculum activities. In life we all struggle with procrastination, procrastination is a deadly illness that will kill you. Procreation can make or break you, I’m a living witness, because I’m sitting here writing this essay at 5:00 A.M. when it’s due in three hours. Everyone has procrastinated at one point or another, and some more than others.
Procrastination is the act of delaying or postponing something. For a college student its usually hers or his work. See the thing is it can hurt you in the long run and stress you out more than anything in the world. Its not always that a person just doesn’t want to do it they just put it off due too other work or events etc., or just don’t think about it at the moment. As with every college kid there comes a social life. Most of every college kid wants to live the “college experience.” There’s always somewhere to hangout, then those Thursday nights at the fraternity row, the bars it all is a a college students name written all over it. With all this partying and hanging out we do there has to be time for that and your studies. Because its so much fun at the moment but when you flunk out, you’ve lost all of it. Partying can defiantly make your graabs drop tremendously. So learning to balance your social life and school is how college has impacted me so far. One of the hardest things tome in college would be school work mixed with extracurricular activates. For me it was being a cheerleader and working at the gym in Gadsden. It’s a struggle to work almost full time job and be a full time student. There are many things you must sacrifice to be a part of the extra stuff you do hardly. I know of many times I had to turn down a mall trip for cheer or something, or even just out to eat. It sucks but in the long run it pays off with all the perfect baby.
Procrastination is the act of delaying or postponing something. For a college student its usually hers or his work. See the thing is it can hurt you in the long run and stress you out more than anything in the world. Its not always that a person just doesn’t want to do it they just put it off due too other work or events etc., or just don’t think about it at the moment. As with every college kid there comes a social life. Most of every college kid wants to live the “college experience.” There’s always somewhere to hangout, then those Thursday nights at the fraternity row, the bars it all is a a college students name written all over it. With all this partying and hanging out we do there has to be time for that and your studies. Because its so much fun at the moment but when you flunk out, you’ve lost all of it. Partying can defiantly make your graabs drop tremendously. So learning to balance your social life and school is how college has impacted me so far. One of the hardest things tome in college would be school work mixed with extracurricular activates. For me it was being a cheerleader and working at the gym in Gadsden. It’s a struggle to work almost full time job and be a full time student. There are many things you must sacrifice to be a part of the extra stuff you do hardly. I know of many times I had to turn down a mall trip for cheer or something, or even just out to eat. It sucks but in the long run it pays off with all the perfect baby.