Coming to college was a big and frightening step. The stress of taking a step into my adult life. The stress of college and its hardships and all the other good stuff. But with time I restarted to relieve the stress. My first few months in Baruch were revolved around getting to know the school better and getting more acquainted with the way the my classes and assignments operated. I can not say that it was hard to get into the flow of college life, but it was a bit of a challenge. With these first few months, I began to learn the functions of certain parts of the school. I have spent most of my break time in the library using the computers for homework and using the printers for printers the materials that I need for my classes. I was able to learn to communicate with my professors to know what if my interpretation of what they expect is correct, as well as, asking for help about an assignment. In high school, I procrastinated a lot more than I do now. Before I would do homework the night before while now I have started to learn to start doing my work ahead of time so that I may be able to ask for help from the professor or just not stay up very late doing what I have to do for the following day. I used to grab my hair and worry about being able to do my assignments, even cut a class to do it. Now I am much more organized with my work and responsibilities. My first few months as well allowed me to make new friends and be able to ask them for help when I need it. I am able to not spend my breaks alone and always have a nice chat before and after class. Overall, this new beginning has given me more responsibility and a steady flow into my adult life. College is now my new adventure.
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