FRO 14 DTI

Grace Chan

Upon starting school at Baruch, I didn’t know what the workload was going to be like. I had no idea if I had to write a lot of essays, or whether or not there were a lot of projects, and etc. On the first day of every class, I looked at the list of what seemed like overwhelming assignments on the syllabus, and wondered to myself, “Will I be able to do all this?”

I stumbled upon a meme of a stick figure getting aggravated over an essay that it has to write. Throughout high school and even during the first two weeks of the semester, I would visualize myself as that stick figure right because I always spent a lot of time figuring out what I wanted to write. However, after a while, once I started writing my papers, I found them to be easier than what I had once imagined them to be. As of now, this semester is coming to an end soon, and I realized that I have already completed majority of the assignments on the syllabus.

Although I still have a long way to go in college, I feel more comfortable writing essays and working on longer assignments. Overall, one of the main lessons I learned in these past few months is that even if you think you can’t accomplish something, you eventually will.

Source: http://car-memes.com/essay-y-u-no-write-yourself/