You may feel overwhelmed as you begin your college life. Leaving home to go to college may be somewhat…
The sadness that comes with saying goodbye to the friends you have spent your whole life with when moving is never easy. Throughout my education, I have moved schools 3 times and every time it has been a struggle to acclimate socially, mentally and academically. I started at Diegueno Middle School in the middle of the seventh grade. This was now my second school in only the first half of my first year of middle school. Again I had to adapt to new people and a different course load. This school had a much higher standard of academia then my prior school and at first, I struggled. School felt alien to me. Time passed and I made new friends and I got used to the difficulty. I started high school with the same group of friends from middle school…
Imagine everything that you know being ripped away from you all in the period of one day. Moving to Utah from Texas was a big change but moving from a house next to your school surrounded by your friends and daily experiencing social media and constant contact to an all girls therapeutic home with no electronics and not knowing anyone. That was a huge change for a sixteen about to be seventeen year old.…
Most people have moved before sometime in their life. For me, it was only two times. The first move was an international move from Vietnam to the United States of America, when I was barely 8 months old. At the time, it was just my mom, dad, and me, moving across the world to start a new life. Something I have learned from moving is that it is hard to change your life, home, and environment but if you give it some time, nothing is impossible.…
However, my family moved to Tucson, AZ and that is when I went to school for the first time. The transition from being home schooled to a place where I did not know anyone was never racking. I was not around people I knew . Now living in a different state, my mother and grandmother found relief from being able to send us to a better school. While my mom worked at a hospital, my grandmother was our caretaker. My grandmother relied on my aunt whom also lived in the area to drive us to school every morning and pick us up. But occasionally that would be an issue, because my aunt had a job, went to college and had her own children to take care of. One year later, my grandmother became sick and we moved back to Philadelphia because there were better…
I was kinda sad that I was leaving friends and families behind but my parents told me that I could have more opportunities in Life and to become successful.…
The memory of my first big move is still fresh in my mind. I remember rushing to school, excited to tell my friends the news: I was moving from New Jersey to Phoenix, Arizona! After I brought my friends up to date, I proudly displayed my new disposable camera. Together we took many pictures, some of them meaningful and some comical. There were pictures of myself smiling and giggling with my friends and some of my teacher’s feet. As the moving date was slowly approaching, I began to feel resentment. I started hating the idea of moving to a new unknown place where I would have no friends. As it turned out, making new friends was not as hard as I thought because I was younger and I chose my friends superficially. However, I did have to learn to adapt to a new school and curriculum. I was not…
There has been alot of things that have changed since ive been in college. Ive always been used to being at home and having my parents there to help me with my laundry or to make my food for me. Life was easy because they helped me with nearly everything and Ive never really been away from the house. Now that Im in college it is a whole differnet story.…
Tenth grade brought an end to that temporary comfort. My mother and stepfather decided to move us all to Georgia. Reluctance was most of what if felt. I was being asked to leave the friends and progress I was just beginning to make, but at that point there were no options but to follow. We moved just a day after my 16th birthday.…
One significant experiance in my life has been my dad being in the Millitary. My dad was in the Millitary for a short time of one year before he decided it wasnt for him. But in that one year we moved two times. We moved from my hometown of Anacortes Washington to California. I started school and things werent that bad, I made friends and had a park right across the street from my house! life was good. But then we had to move again, to Arizona. We moved from sea side California to the Arizona Dessart. This is where I was really challanged, I didnt make friends as easy as the first move. We moved from a spacious town house with a park to a tiny appartment with no backyard. I distanced myself from my parents and everyone else in my family, I…
First time experience comes only one time and my first day of school in Canada is the most memorable day in life. On the first day every single thing is new to me, new language, new lifestyle, new education system basically everything is new. Importantly, at first my education was effected negatively because I never participated in class and everything was strange to me. It was the first time I was scared of my weaknesses, because I don’t wanted anybody to laugh at me or talk about my weaknesses. Also, hardest part is changing your habit and personality to adapt to the new lifestyle.…
Most college students go to their particular school not knowing anyone, so basically everyone is in the same position. A person will make a totally new group of friends within the first few weeks of school. Making this transition may seem hard at first but actually it makes you become a more confident person. A student will not change their circle of friends; instead they will expand upon it.…
Even though moving may be easy for some people, it is hard for most. It has always been the biggest challenge of my life. When moving, I had to leave all my friends behind, I left everything that was familiar to me, and I had to begin a new life. I was also very angry with my parents at that time. It…
Nowadays, studying aboard is becoming an upward trend which has some advantages and disadvantages. First, studying abroad is more challenging than people imagine. Foreign teachers would not force students to do much homework. However, exams are not easy that means students have to force themselves to do homework. Although school’s life is hard, most foreign schools are easier to apply. International students can get high-level education. They can graduate after they make an effort on working. In addition, international students usually encounter in many troubles in daily life. Being away form hometown, students cannot eat the food they want. Fast food is always the first choice. Nevertheless, few students enjoy trying the local food, and they think it is an interesting experience. If food is not a big challenge, loneliness must be the biggest one. They miss their friends and relatives, and their life is not exciting and interesting like other people think. But students grow up fast without parents. They become more mature and are able to deal with things independently. This is the most important reason they come to USA, UK and Canada for studying. Not only for learning knowledge, some of them would work and live foreign countries for a long period. For many Chinese students, finding a nice job in Canada is quicker than getting the same job in China. China has millions graduates every year, so the jobs are extremely precious. The situation makes going aboard for a job is a wise choice. On the other hand, applying a working visa is tougher than people thought. Applicants have to take IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and TOEFL (Testing of English a Foreign Language) first. Then, they should show visa officers their working statement, family information, personal statements and other documents. The process of applying visa is careful and serious, so not every applicant can success. Thus, everything has two sides. After carefully considering, people…
STI COLLEGE MEYCAUAYAN Information System for Belen’s Catering services A Project Submitted to STI College Meycauayan by Alipio, Harold Castillo,Randel Mendoza, Victor Tapia, Bijay Mrs.Regina Project Adviser January 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 1.0 Introduction................................................................................................................1 1.1Background of the Study ..........................................................................................2 1.1.1 General Problem....................................................................................................... 3 1.1.1 Specific Problem.......................................................................................................…