Transitioning To High School

Transitioning from the middle school to the high school was definitely a hard task to do. I was constantly worried about getting lost, and not being able to find my way around. When I first arrived at the high school, I was very intimidated by the size of the high school and a number of hallways and classrooms in the building. It took me multiple days to actually get used to the building and where my classrooms are located. But, now it has been a few months since transitioning the to high school, I feel like I know the high school very well and where everything is located in the school. Being a freshman in the high school, I have not yet joined or started any activities outside of the classroom. One reason for not joining any was because I was overwhelmed with the school and the amount of work that I was going to receive. In the rest of my 3 years of high school, I am planning on joining some type of club, or
I have no major successes that impacted my life in a huge way, but in general, I would say a great success would be getting good grades, and test scores. When I first advanced to the high school, I was afraid of it being really challenging and I would be failing all my classes. But, It wasn't that hard, I just had to study, do the homework, and pay attention. Getting good grades was a huge success for me. I have one failure that always keeps occurring no matter how much I try. Procrastinating makes a huge impact on my life, it stresses me out, and it makes me rush my homework and projects. Procrastinating my projects usually lead to a lower grade, which usually just leads to more stress. Every time I get a new project, I try my best not to procrastinate, and to ensure I don't procrastinate again is to plan out my project efficiently and plan steps to complete my project without rushing. No matter a number of failures or successes, I will keep trying to obtain my