A) Tell us who you think YOU are?
So who am I… Well I’m the person who is treating this like homework and writing this to get it over with. My name is Lanny. I am 17 years old. I’m a freshman at Baruch. I like to sleep. I am always tired. I rather not write this blog. I hate tests and homework. I always act on impulse. I don’t think about consequences. I think everyone is entitled to his opinion so I don’t care what you think of me or what I wrote. Yep that’s about it. If you really want to know more about me its more practical to stalk my Facebook.
B) Share your top 3 concerns about your freshmen year at Baruch College and explain why.
My first concern is my grade for English. I’m down to a C already so I have to be more focus in that class. It reminds me of the time I went from top of the class to bottom of the class in three weeks. My second concern is that I can’t seem to retain anything I read and I don’t always finish the readings. I think I am becoming senile already. My third concern is that I’m always tired and sleeping in my classes but I think that’s the least of my worries. I’ve fallen asleep in all my classes at least once in high school. I can sleep anywhere. I’ve fallen asleep in the bathroom (my bathroom, not public ones), on the train, and even standing in gym classes.
C) So far, what do you think will make your Baruch College Experience different from your high school experience? Think beyond your first semester.
Well the first thing is that the building is less crowed and that there are elevators. In my high school there was only one up and one down stair case and there were over a thousand students. Second, the bathroom is not guarded. In my high school you had to have a pass and an id to use the bathroom. A lady would sit out there and record the name, date, and time you used the bathroom. Third, we can buy lunch outside of school. High school lunch was terrible and I have to pay so I don’t eat. Just looking at the food grosses me out. There are days when I walk into the cafeteria starving and suddenly feel full watching my friends eat. There is also more freedom.
D) How do you think your first year of college will change you? Again, think beyond classes. Think Professionally and personally.
The first year probably won’t change me much. Beyond the classes I hope to be prepared for whatever occupation I choose and to manage my time better. I hope to find something I truly love to do because I am very fickle. I’ve found many things that I love to do but I also seem to lose interest just as quickly.
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