NHS Scholarship Essay

Throughout my three years at Woonsocket High School, I grew as in individual. Enhanced my sense of the community. Also I have advanced my knowledge basis to prepare myself for the workforce and life outside of school. These are all important things because they taught me what life as an adult might be and taught me a lot. Woonsocket High was a very good environment for me. Sometimes I felt like school was very stressful, but I could I say I saw Woonsocket High School grow as a school, and I’m happy to be apart of the class of 2016. I’m part of NHS at Woonsocket High School. In order to stay in NHS, I have to maintain a 90 average or above and take part in after school activities. I’ve received a lot of school work over the years at WHS. It was really stressful, but it has taught me a lot. The school work has taught me how to manage my time better. It made me more responsible, and use my time better, rather than playing video games all the time. Also it has taught me one important thing about life. Life goes on. You can’t expect to good in every single thing you do, sometimes you just have to push on. When times get rough, just push through
I took engineer my 10th grade year, and it has helped me develop for what I want to do in the future. I’m planning to major in computer hardware engineering. Whs has also taught me how to manage my time. This will help me in college, and use up my time more efficiently. Also Whs taught how to work with other people and communicate with other people. In my classes, I was required to work with other people I might not feel comfortable around. This taught me to be a better communicator and showed me how to work with others. When I go to college, it will be a whole new environment and since school has taught me to work with other, I think it should come easy to me. I’m an easy-going person also, so I feel like it won’t be that