fro11nd2 2011-09-18 01:12:26

Who do I think I am. Well, that’s easy, I am that cute half african american/irish kid that has a good heart. Just kidding; I am more of that calm kid that like’s to freestyle and play guitar on his free time. Nope, that’s not right ether. I am just all of these things combined and a little bit more. I really only think I am me. And since I really can’t define accurately what being me is,  given you a little description about myself is probably the bets way to define me. I am the kid who probably is always quiet at first, but when you get to know me, you will learn that I am a lot of fun and I can dance to spanish music really well. I am also that same kid who like’s to get involved  a lot in school activities and events. The most important thing about me though is that I like being the underdog because, I like fighting to prove people wrong. All these  elements basically make up who I am.  And since I have all these things to offer,  I really can’t wait to get involved at Baruch. The only thing that has been  concerning me though, is the assessment test we have to take again in my math. I know most of the professor’s like to think that the only reason why I am a part time student who needs to take the math assessment again, is because they think I slacked off in high school. Well, thats not true. The main reason why I am stuck in this mess is mainly because I am not good at math and I did not take assessment as serious as I should have. I really went in there thinking with a mind set, that all I have to do is just take it. Sadly since I had that mind set in placed, I scored terribly low on the exam. And now I am on a desktop writing about it. Right now, that’s all I am really concerned about moving forward in college. Luckily I am not letting going to let discourage me.  As I said before, I like being the underdog. I love the feeling of proving the people who said you can’t do something wrong. It’s a real good feeling to have and I know that I will become a full time student with the rest of my block.  Sorry I talk a lot though, but to end things off, I guess I am just going to say that college is only going to change me in one way. And that is that it’s going to make me more of an adult at the end of it.