Personal Narrative: My Journey To High School
Looking back to middle school I remember the fear I had for someday having to go to high school. My teachers always told me how different and harder it would be when I went. My older sister was in 9th grade at the time and I wanted ti be with her when I went. But the high school she was at was different from the one all my friends were going. I always had a hard time making decisions and now I had to choose between going to a school with my friends or going to a school that would help me prepare for the future. So I decided I would just apply to my sisters school to see if I got accepted, going into the interview I wasn't really scared because it didn't matter to me, I just thought whatever happens, happens. Surprisingly I got accepted and
I began to really worry because I didn't want to regret my choice. I looked towards my older sister for guidance on what I should do but she said ultimately it was up to me.
At the time I was really unsure about my future, I felt like if I went to a high school where I could take college classes I would have a lot easier time finding what I wanted to do in life. So that is what I did, I knew it would be much more difficult but I felt like it would be the best choice for me.
It was a pretty difficult transition, realizing I would hardly get to see my sister. I didn't really know anybody and everyone seemed really smart, which was a little intimidating. The teachers seemed to really care, and they wanted to help prepare us for college. This school has helped me set goals and be more confident about the future. It was a hard decision but it was the right one.
I began to really worry because I didn't want to regret my choice. I looked towards my older sister for guidance on what I should do but she said ultimately it was up to me.
At the time I was really unsure about my future, I felt like if I went to a high school where I could take college classes I would have a lot easier time finding what I wanted to do in life. So that is what I did, I knew it would be much more difficult but I felt like it would be the best choice for me.
It was a pretty difficult transition, realizing I would hardly get to see my sister. I didn't really know anybody and everyone seemed really smart, which was a little intimidating. The teachers seemed to really care, and they wanted to help prepare us for college. This school has helped me set goals and be more confident about the future. It was a hard decision but it was the right one.