What I Learned After Graduate From High School

Every thing in life is a learning experience whether you mean it to be or not, in fact most things we learn are by accident. Meaningful learning experience happens many times in lifetime, some teaches minor lesson and some teaches important lesson. Even sitting on the couch watching TV, you can learn something. When you're watching the news, you've learning about the society. I had learned a great many things after graduate from high school. It has change my thought toward life. I felt like I grow more smarter, more confident and, in many cases, wiser.

I felt like I grew smarter after graduate from high school. To begin with, I was strongly belief that I probably couldn't make through high school because I came to United State with almost no English. The Texas state just have a new rule for high schooler to pass 15 STAAR (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness ) in order to graduate from high school in my freshman years. The new rule give me more stress every night but change to 5 in my sophomore year. I prayed to God every night to help me pass all my course and the state test. However, graduate from high school changed my previously held beliefs. I

cannot forget the moment I found out that not only graduate from high school, but with high honor. I felt smarter after found the great news out and starting to believed no matter how hard the situation is you will get what you want if you keep believing in yourself.
I feel more confident in a lot of things I do now.

Ironically, I believe that my shyness, something that I consider a communication barrier, has ultimately led me to focus on a field for my life’s work: communications. I have many goals, but to accomplish these goals I have to get through the many obstacles that could get in the way. Even though, I am not finished creating my goals and aspirations, I already have many. The two most important are to be happy and successful. I want to be happy because even if I become rich or famous, if I am not happy in life nothing else would matter. Success for me is simply doing something that I've always wanted to do. That in itself is quite an achievement. I’m confident that I will get through all those obstacles without any problems if I keep believing in

myself.
Freshman year, the year of many first; the first time living away from home, the first time being away from friends, the first time a student has control of their own learning. Freshman year requires a lot of discipline. The factors that contribute to the success of first year college students are social support, comfort within the college environment, self control, responsibility and positive self concept. Being a college student could be very stressful; many students feel pressure from their family and peers to do well. The struggles of college; in academic, social, and economical factors, would be much harder without a support system. Encouragement of family members is a very important factor in a first year college student. One reason is because individuals seek praise from their family members and friends. There is where most of the student learn how to be wiser. They starting to learned how to manage their money, so do I.
Some time reality was much different from expectation. Some are better and some are worse, the key to success is to believing in yourself. I had learned a great many things after graduate from high school. It has change my thought toward life. I felt like I grow more smarter, more confident and, in many cases, wiser.