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Journal 25: Course Analysis
In Journal 25, where I will discover course improvements I need to make or already have made to correct my results and experience.

A. Describe an important course correction you have made in the past.

I was a 17 years old senior in high school. Not taking university application seriously. True that I graduate high school with high grade point average. However, I missed the university application deadline. I’ve should have known that everything has a deadline nothing going to wait. So I ended up two years taking foundation courses to get admit into the university that I want. Most importantly, I learned that everything happens for a reason. True I didn’t get accepted right after high school but maybe at the time I would have chosen something

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