Ok I cut it close but here is my last blog… for personal enrichment. It by far was the most helpful workshop because it discussed time management. It helped me to look at things and prioritize them accordingly. It helped me because I am a really big procrastinator and will leave things to the last minute, but  the workshop helped me to understand (I mean I already knew this) but to do the most important things first and get it out of the way. I guess I will put this into affect next semester because it was pretty hard to manage my time this semester, kind of found it hard to adjust to the work load from school, from work itself, and then home.

On September 17th, i attended the freshmen reception workshop. I was rather appalled on the disorganization of the staff and administrators and how they wouldnt deal with us individually. I believe that they should have organized two sessions so that the proper amount of people may be assembled to advoid the chaos. Working with a lesser group would have been beneficial for myself and my peers understanding of the seminar.

I attended the first seminar with an unknown perspective on what to anticipate for the first semester. We were sat down as the administrators were frantically trying to get our attention to tell us essential details about what to expect for the first semester. Everyone including me attempted to get the signatures promptly so that we can move on throughout the day. I first realized how diverse the school really is with the many different ethnic backgrounds assembled in one room.

On November 8th i attended the “Building and Managing Relationships” workshops located in room 1107 in the vertical campus at 12:30 PM. I had the chance to speak to a few of the administrators who offered me guidance on how to cope with your peers and school. Consequently, I comprehended the fact that one must manage their time between their peers and school. This important lesson should be valued by all college students alike on how to transition from high school to college.

On november 3rd, at 12:30 PM i attended the career exploration workshop of “pursuing your passion”, in the vertical campus room 5-213. I attended this with an idea that i would like to major in the field of finance because of my interest. I ve been interested in the stock market since the 10th grade and have a certain grasp for it. I know many people that have the pleasure to work on Wall Street and I hope that one day i can become a prime prospect for a major corporation or bank. I would undenialbly suggest that one would attend this event to further their aquaintance of their career.