My Academic Experience

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Reflecting back on my academic experiences I am glad to say that school was always something that I excelled in. Elementary from what I remember was a piece of cake I always had fun and always did well in my classes. I believe like everything in life as you get old tings get harder and as I began middle school it wasn’t completely difficult yet but I could say that it wasn’t the easiest either. Although once High school began the real challenges began but as well the success achieved in high school meant much more. Elementary school is where my academic journey begins, and I can say that altogether it was a pretty successful experience. I always did well as a student back then and I did well socially too. I was always in honor roll all throughout elementary which I would to say is a pretty successful experience. I believe the reason that I was so successful in elementary would be due to the fact that I enjoyed school back then, and in enjoying what I was doing it also motivated me to work hard and strive for the best. As I started middle school I still did very well in school and excelled in all of my classes but there was …show more content…

My time here at UCF has not been long but for the small amount of time that I’ve been here I could say that I love it. I mostly enjoy the independence that college gives students, it’s a nice feeling doing things on your own. Although I am thoroughly enjoying UCF I would have to say that my biggest challenge is wake up so early for my 8am classes. Back in high school my mother would wake me up in the morning but now I have to wake myself up and drive or walk by myself to class. Although it’s hard I’m still doing it and that’s not enough to make me give up. On the other hand there is a lot that UCF has to offer that I’m looking forward to such as joining clubs, homecoming week, football games, and just taking advantage of everything this university

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