Hey!

Hey, my name’s Selina Yasin and I’m 17 years old. When people ask me who I am I honestly have no idea what to say except for that first line. The truth is I don’t know the answer to that question yet, but I’m hoping that college will help me figure that out. I guess I can start off by telling you guys (if anyone’s reading this) some things that I love and some things that I hate. I like being optimistic and always looking at the brighter side of things. My favorite color is orange. I love the rain, I hate when it’s too hot. I’d rather it be cloudy and cool. I love when old couples hold hands (I’m basically just writing down what I see around me). I love parks. I hate vegetables and I hate blogs.

Top 3 concerns about Baruch: 1. That I wouldn’t be able to cope with the school work because then my grades would slip and I’d flunk out of college, not get a job, and become a crazy train preacher or something. 2. That I would get trapped in a revolving door, again. (I got trapped in the revolving door to get into Baruch on my orientation) 3. That I would generally just hate it (I don’t so far so that’s a good sign).

I think that my Baruch experience will be different from my high school experience because it will be a more serious experience and I’ll start becoming more responsible, instead of my usual go with the flow attitude I’ll start making decisions that will help me shape my future.

I think my first year at college will help me realize who I want to be, and what I want to do with my life because I really have no idea what I want to be when I grow up. I just know that it’s not science/math related. I think it will also help me grow and become a better person.

Well that’s all I suppose, hope to see you guys on Monday 🙂

One thought on “Hey!”

  1. wow. I am hearing more stories about getting stuck in elevators and revolving doors this semester. Your fears about college are pretty normal for the first semester. It took me until the spring semester to feel like I belonged in college and was going to make it (I went to University of California, Santa Barbara). Be patient with yourself. Do the work. You will be fine.

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