Personal Narrative: My Failure Of School
Failure is the state of not meeting an objective, and is normal for people to face throughout there life. I can speak on experience an event that had happened this past summer. After finals when my school had sent out final report cards, it was sad to see that my final average in my US History course did not meet the requirements to continue to the next grade. From there I had two options: to go to summer school and pass so that I may continue school at the academy or transfer schools and repeat my junior year of high school. With these two options I decided that it would be best to go to summer school and put all I had into the class so that I may pass. Sadly this failure had affected my life more than expected. I could no longer take part
in any summer internships or summer programs that i had intended to do. I also could not go on the last vacation with my family before I had to prepare for college. After realizing all the things I had no longer had the opportunity to o. I realized I had no other choice but to put all I had into summer school so that I can pass. After passing the class with a 100 I met great people, learned more about my self, and also saw my true potential. This inspired me to go into the school year and take on more challenging classes. I set up a challenge of pursuing two math classes, a computer science class, and two financial classes (business and accounting) along with the required classes to graduate. My senior year has been the most enjoyable year by far, because not only am I learning about new, different topics, but I truly enjoy them.
in any summer internships or summer programs that i had intended to do. I also could not go on the last vacation with my family before I had to prepare for college. After realizing all the things I had no longer had the opportunity to o. I realized I had no other choice but to put all I had into summer school so that I can pass. After passing the class with a 100 I met great people, learned more about my self, and also saw my true potential. This inspired me to go into the school year and take on more challenging classes. I set up a challenge of pursuing two math classes, a computer science class, and two financial classes (business and accounting) along with the required classes to graduate. My senior year has been the most enjoyable year by far, because not only am I learning about new, different topics, but I truly enjoy them.