fro monologue #1

Who do you think I am? Well, I am an Asian guy. I was born here in the U.S. I am a freshman at Baruch College. I like to play the piano. I could play a couple of songs in memory. I’m usually a quiet guy, but if you get to know me i will be fun to hang around with. My main goal right now is getting a bachelor’s degree and graduate college. My main concerns are that i’m still deciding which major i want to study. Deciding which major is very important because it might be a start for searching a career. I might major in accounting, but i’m not sure. Hopefully i can decide by the time the first semester ends. Another concern is that college is big and their is a lot a people. My high school is pretty small and i don’t really have an experience of going to a big school and meeting new friends. Hopefully i can make a lot of new friends during my years in college. Work can be a lot here in Baruch and is a lot different than in high school. My concern is that the assignments can be challenging and that i won’t get stress out. College is a lot different from high school because in high school, you can mess around if you like and sometimes you take less classes than others. Here in Baruch, you can’t mess around and you have to take the classes seriously. In high school, sometimes you turn your assignments late and your teacher will accept it, but here in Baruch, you have to turn in the assignments on time or else you get a poor grade. You really need to show a lot of effort in college than in high school. In my senior year, i only took at least 5 classes and not that much assignments have to be done. In college, there’s a lot of work and different kinds of assignments. There’s a lot more people in college than in high school. You might not know all the students in Baruch by the time you graduate. There’s always a chance to make new friends every day. I think my first year at college is going to change me because in high school, i don’t really study but here in Baruch i’m going to study hard and college is going to make me more of an adult by learning how to take responsibilities of yourself.