Have you
ever heard, you are who you hang out with? Well, from personal experience, I have
a feeling this is true. My friends in school were never really into grades and
just sort of got by in school. We were just out for a good time and never
really put time aside to do work.
But coming
to college, I feel as if everyone’s goals are more similar, and I have a goal
of what I want to be, and am more inclined to do well. With this said, I believe
my goals have reflected greatly on my grades. I am doing so much better than I did
in high school and I know it’s because I have been very focused on my school
work and less on going out and hanging out with my friends.
I’ve
gotten all A’s and high B’s in all my classes which is all I've could hoped
for, so for that, I am very proud of myself. Yet some grades make me very
frustrated, like my INQ class I have an 89. Though that is far from a bad
grade, it is one point lower than an A, which makes me think, what could I have
done to get that one extra point?
Though,
with this frustration, I can channel it into my work so I can get a better
grade. The things that I feel I need to do more is, stop procrastinating on my
homework and maybe speak up more in class.
Like I’ve
talked about previously, with failure comes learning and growing. So like any
other failure I will take that I believe I’ve been slacking at and fix it, then
start to do things a new way, so I can succeed.
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