Four Year College Student Analysis

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Since a young age I became to realize that playing the school game would get me to achieve one of my biggest goals which is to attend a four year college. I learned that being a smart quiet non trouble student would get me to accomplish this dream. During middle school I would work really hard to always having straight A’s on my report cards. It seemed really easy during middle school since I didn’t have difficult courses. But this changed once I entered High School. I had to give more effort and spend more hours of doing homework every night. I was also determined to take the most rigorous classes available. Frequently I had to sacrifice my free time in order to do homework. Throughout this I was able to demonstrate to myself that I am capable

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