Personal Narrative: My First Day At Johnson C. Smith University

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The day has finally come. Move-in day for Johnson C. Smith University “Home of the Golden Bulls.”I marked my calendar every day faithfully. I dreamt of this glorious day after I proudly had walked to stage at my senior graduation for high-school. I was fresh out of high school, ready to pursue my dreams and become a step closer to reaching my goal in hopes of becoming a doctor. I made constant lists and like, Santa Claus, “I made my list and checked it twice.” I endured lack of sleep of packing and filling my living room with of the necessary and miscellaneous things for survival. I would be the first child (even though I am the middle child of seven) to be the furthest away from home. I have arrived. I could remember the college visits and

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