Who am I? Well, to be strictly honest I have no idea who I am. There are many aspects of my being that constitute my personality and make up Ricardo Rivadeneira, which by the way is who I am. Oh look, I answered the question; I am Ricardo Rivadeneira: Son, brother, seventeen year old, shower philosopher, English and history nerd, LGBT member, theater buff, assistant teacher, aspiring lawyer, closeted poet; if all these things make up who I am, then I am very proud of myself. I was born in Ecuador on the wonderful day of October 2nd 1993. I immigrated here when I was about four or five, I can’t exactly remember. I come from a pretty prosperous family and so I had a pretty decent upbringing and amazing private education up until seventh grade where I hit a nun, yes a nun. Another aspect of who I am; Rebellious! I am tenacious; I don’t allow other people to impose their values or beliefs on me, a calm persuasive conversation would suffice. Then again, in all fairness, she hit me first!
My main question about my freshman year at Baruch College was: how is Ricardo going to integrate himself into Baruch culture? I mean despite having a tincture of an anti-social disposition, not in the psychological sense but in the college kid sense, I was never good at making friends. I was concerned that I would have no friends and possibly have the most excruciating college experience ever. Of course, this did not happen, I made friends and even joined a few clubs! I also have this inherent vexation for the overly fastidious eye, especially when it was looking at me. Judgment, how it annoying it was in high school, not being able to act a certain way for fear of reproach. I never took concern with everyone else’s judgment, but after a while it crumbles you down. I was troubled with the idea that Baruch might be the same, but fortunately it wasn’t the case.
High School was extremely easy, even the A.P classes were simple enough: study and you will get high grades. I am not entirely sure how difficult classes in Baruch will be, so far I’ve been doing very well but there is still a long way to go. I’m not sure how my first year at college will change me or even if it will, but I am certain that College as a whole will change me, I mean it has to, it’s college. Maybe become more outgoing, enthusiastic about everything, and possibly, just possibly my first year of college will save me from my anti-socialness.
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