All my friends like me as an easy-going person, and I like myself as a friendly girl. I think only be nice to others, then you will get the same respect from others. But I failed to treat my mother just like the way I treat my friends, when I was still young and immature. I do not know if most girls seem their mothers like big enemys for a while, I did though. Because my mother used to stopped me to hang out with my friends and grounded me, I really hated her being arbitrary. Then I became impatient and inimical to her. We barely talked to each other for a long time. I do not remember how we became good again, but I remember how she takes care of me untiringly all these years. I finally understand why she was so nervous about hanging out with my friends. She was afraid of a teenage girl to do something stupid, then she used her stupid way to peotect her little girl. Now I have grown up, I totally understand my mother, and I know she is the most important person to me. Sometimes I feel guilt when I lose patience to her. But she never gets mad at me, I just wanna say I love you mom.
My mother was very happy when I told her about Baruch is my choice of college. The reasons why I chose Baruch are because Baruch is an outstanding business school in New York and it is located in Mahanttan. I am going to major in Accounting, so Baruch is definitely right school to attend. And I love Mahanttan, especially shopping in Mahanttan. Shopping makes me happy, although I do not have a regular job to make money, I still shopping a lot. However college life is so busy that I do not have extra time to shop. Everyday I have homework to do, read a lot as well. I have to work hard since English is my second language and all my courses require very good English, otherwise I will not have a good GPA in the end of the year. To me personally a good GPA is above 3.0. I hope I can make it.
Recently I feel stressed out, because it is the Mid-term time. I have an Anthropology test this coming Wednesday, so much reading have to be reviewed. I wish I have another brain to study. And good luck to myself, to my classmates also.
