Greenville Technical College Top Questions

I would tell myself to do better at my grades and hopefully join a club that would give me a possible scholarship.

I would think harder. I had good grades my senior year, I just didn't choose my college wisely.

First and foremost, I would tell myself to apply myself in all of my schoolwork during high school because every grade counts. Get into a habit of studying nonstop because good study skills are crucial in college. Have a reliable study partner. During college, studying takes up a vast majority of your time, but you also need to have a life. Get involved in clubs and activities early on so that you meet people in the beginning. Also, have a job so that you will have extra money. Balance school and your social life, but school comes first. Do not wait until the last minute to begin assignments because the odds are that your teacher will be a stickler for the rules. Late work is not apart of their vocabulary.

One most important thing I will tell myself is to take all the classes seriously and work harder. In high school, I didn't take anything seriously. I thought high school doesn?t matter much. I'm taking all the easy classes and think as long as I passed, I'm good. Now in college, I know how behind I am. I didn't know a lot of thing that I should already know. I'm remember hearing a lot of things that I just can't recall from high school because I didn't spend time and mind into learning those things. I regret many things that I did in high school. So if I can really go back in time, I will definitely tell myself to be more challenging. I will ask myself to spend time into studying, something useful and prepare myself for the future instead of playing game and watching TV all day and every day.