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Reflective Essay: The Quarter Plus Program
When I first learn about the Quarter Plus Program, I know it is going to be challenging. However, I am excited to solve it like a puzzle and make some friends before school starts. This can ensure my goal of graduating in four years without struggling too much during my freshman year. Furthermore, I know that low-division classes are highly impacted and I want to avoid them as much as possible since they might affect my academic performance in the future. The Quarter Plus Program gives me the opportunity to do so. In addition, I want to use my summer vacation wisely and going to the Quarter Plus Program can help me schedule my time well. I do not want my parents to worry too much about my college education and having a head start can ease their

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