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The advice I would give myself as a high school senior back then. I would prepare myself to from the begging I would have filled out scholarships a long time ago because the situation that I’m in right now I’m struggling to get money from financial aid and I’ve filled out all loans that the university would allow me to sign up for. I would also tell myself to take my grades a little more serious because I graduated with a 2.7 gpa, but if I would have pushed for that 3.0 gpa I could have had a little more money in my pocket and want have to worry were money is coming from. So that’s just some advice I would tell myself to take my grades a little more serious and push myself to get goals accomplished therefore making me a better student in college.

I would've paid more attention and focused more. Also studied some more. And savd a lot

If given the amazing opportunity to be able to travel through time, and communicate with my high school persona I would tell them the tools to being succesful in college. I would tell them to have fun with whatever you do in life, as long as you have enjoyment in a task you will complete it rather than if you were to dislike it. I would also remind them that midterms are a crucial part of your grade, and you should treat them as if they were your finals. I wouldn't tell my highschool persona how I made the Dean's list of Engineering my freshman year, due to the sole purpose that they won't take anything for granted. I would make it seem as if I struggled, so that they would better themselves not to follow the same fate. I'm scared of failures even though they are a stepping stone to success, so I know my high school persona would do anything not to fail even if I told him it's going to happen anyways. Another word of advice I would give my high school persona is to help everyone that you can in life.

High school is almost over, time to submit college applications and meet deadlines. Family members and school have prepared you for this very moment. Time management, will power, and organizational skills are going to be essential characteristics to hone before leaving off to college. The ability to complete task with little or no reminders from parents or professors are obstacles you will face during your collegiate years. Research the prospective universities that you want to attend, majors offered, and the potential career opportunities available. Keep an open mind regarding unexplored career paths and the flexibility of the major that you have chosen. Look into internships to get an accurate perspective on your chosen career field. College is filled with an abundance of opportunities do not be afraid to ask questions. Most of all enjoy your time in college there is no other experience like it make the most of it.

I would plan ahead, and apply for scholarships as soon as possible. I would have allowed myself more options of schools to attend. I would have followed my heart, instead of switching my major because of uncertainty. I would have made sure that I mentally and spiritually prepared to handle the rigorous schedule of classes. I would have made sure that I prepared academically to the best of my ability for each class. I would have developed a better study habit.

So far from my college experiencel, I have received life long friends. People that I can talk to about anything and people that I think I can count on. I have also gotten a stronger relationsip with the Lord. I have started going to a church down here and I have experienced spiritual growth. Last, but definetly not least, I have learned a lot about myself. I have learned about my like and dislikes and I have learned that nothing is impossible as long as I put my mind to it.

So far, I have grown a lot as a responsible young lady. I have learned how to handle several different hardships as a struggling college student. College is very expensive and it is very different than living at home with mom. I have learned to take matters into my own hands as far as business with my professors, advisors, financial aid, etc. If graduation was tomorrow, I know I would leave Prairie View with much more than a 3.5 GPA, a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, and a degree in Theatre. I would leave with the confidence to know that the sky is the limit and I can overcome anything the real world has to throw at me. I will be the best professional I can be, and I will continue to seek higher heights.

I have learned to network and try to stay active. The more you do, the less time you hahve to spend on things that doesn't really amount to anything. I've also learned to stay around the kind of people who are trying to go in th same direction as you. I f not, you are most likely to end up exactly how you don't want to be.

My college experience made me a more mature person, I have learned how to adjust to a new culture and a new language. Attending Prairie View A&M University gave me a many opportunities, that I would not have if I stayed in France. As a premed student, I received unvaluable advices from my professors and alumni. I am planning on going to Medical school after I graduate. I believe that my school gave me the foundations to attend medical school and become a good physician.

i gotten a chance to grow up, but me beeing away from my family i've had no choice but to step up and handle my own issues with school.