How College Life Changed Me

My College Experience Referring to my college life and how it has changed my life is amazing. I once thought of college as just a bigger high-school with all the high-school drama involved, but I was way wrong. The challenges I went through last spring have made me stronger this semester. In my college experience I have experienced three different challenges; such as my fears, how I feel the college life is different and finally how the college life has changed my way of thinking.
My fears pertaining to the college life consist of, I am afraid of my learning disability because I might not fit in. I don’t really get along with people because I am more out spoken than most. Other people might look down on me because I learn differently, I used to get made fun of in high-school because of it. And finally I might just flunk out of my classes because of my learning disability. I was so nervous about last semester that no one would like me, but that is not the case anymore. I also have really bad test anxiety. It affects me in these ways I get sweaty palms, my heart starts to race and my mind goes blank. Furthermore I also deal with my social phobia on a daily basis. I do not like big crowds and to picture everyone naked would make me go blind! My whole body starts to shake and I try to flee the scene, now I am on the right medicines that help me control my symptoms. There are a bunch of different things going on at the college at different times! Like students coming and going, people in math labs getting help on math problems, also students and staff go down to the Cougar Den for freshly cooked food. But what I have noticed to be different is the college programs that I have gotten involved with, their helpful. If I need a little extra help I can go to the Your Education First, also known as the Y.E.S program. The Y.E.S program also helps out single mothers with gas cards or food cards for the Cougar Den, a place of lunch specialties. Plus they took me to go