something that I changed my mind about in the last year was what college I wanted to go to. I was planning on going to a college in Connecticut called the University of Hartford. But I decided that that University was in the middle of no where and there was not a lot of activities to do. It also was not as diverse as I would have liked it to be. I decided that Kean was close enough where I could go home whenever I needed but far away enough where I could dorm. It also had the field of study that I wanted to go into so that is what I changed my mind about.
Over the course of the past year, I changed my mind about whether I should continue playing softball or not several times. I had played softball for 12 years and I can honestly say that I enjoyed the whole experience. Before my senior season started, I thought "this is it, this is the end." There were a few times throughout the season that I thought about walking on at Kean because I didn't want to give up such a big part of my life. I ultimately made my decision to give up softball when I chose to commute. I would have been too hard and stressful to manage class, class work, softball, and work.
In the last year so much went on during and outside of school. I have always wanted to sit home play games. Then I started to realize that I am growing up and I need to be out more. I decided to get a job but it was not really fitting my style so I decided to help my parents out at their store. Don't get me wrong I still love playing games but I needed to start being out in the real world. Now I am more of an outgoing person but I still have the passion of being a video game designer and that will never change.
Something that I changed my mind about in the last year would be what I wanted to study in college. I always found myself thinking, "What major would be right for me?". I never truly knew what I wanted to do with myself, and when I got to college I didn't want to be lost or stuck on that same question. There were so many options that all seemed interesting, and I wanted to do them all. Until finally I found a major that fit me and that I decided to stick with for my four years. Hopefully I don't end up changing my mind more than I have already.
Within the last year, something I've changed my mind about is which school I should attend for college. Throughout my senior year I received an mulitiude of opportunities to play softball at different Universities. Last year, I was so caught up on playing at Wilkes Unversity, but it was too far away from New York for me. Last Fall I visited Kean University and I knew it was for me. Even though I was so convinced I wanted to play at Wilkes University, Kean University changed my decision due to the great things it has to offer here.
Within that last year many things have changed in my mindset. Things about the way I view myself in society both academically and personally. Academically I chose to do things that challenge my level of intellect by focusing on high levels of science and mathematics as I pursue my Computer Science major.
Over the past year my mindset has changed to be more incline on my education and school work. Before i used to be more engaged in basketball and working for an athletic scholarship. Then i notice the chances for that are getting slim and i wasn't in such a good position to keep working towards that goal. After a while i figured having an education can never be taken from me and i could use them for a very successful job in the future.
The past year has tested me in ways I couldn't have ever imagined. Senior year really was the year everything changed. In the beginning of my senior year I was really the type of person that was selfless, willing to do anything for anyone regarding whether that hurt me or not, not to mention my passion for theater. But this was the year that all changed. I soon found out that I had to look out for myself in situations to make sure I was the happiest I could be. My love for theater also died down this year as I experienced drama that caused me to not enjoy something I once loved. I changed my ways to better myself and be the best I can be. I guess you can say one thing I really changed this year was myself.
Senior year was the year to make the choice that will mark the path we'll take. Choosing the career I wanted to study was a hard decision I had to made, it took me a lot of time and a changed my mind about it every single day but at the end I kinda made a final decision. Most important, don't to mention deciding what university to attend, it kinda was a hard choice, the hardest part was to stick to one and no have a change of kind. In conclusion I have changed my mind about what career I want to study and what school attended, why, because this will determine my future.
something that changed my mind was my way of thinking about college. Because I imagined that it was very deferential. Everything I've seen in my university is very interesting and attractive. I thought it would be hard to go to college, but it's fun to learn. And I enjoyed learning new things in a new place. Teachers are very good and help all students. And that I had never thought of it and now my way of thinking changed.
something that I changed my mind about in the last year was what college I wanted to go to. I was planning on going to a college in Connecticut called the University of Hartford. But I decided that that University was in the middle of no where and there was not a lot of activities to do. It also was not as diverse as I would have liked it to be. I decided that Kean was close enough where I could go home whenever I needed but far away enough where I could dorm. It also had the field of study that I wanted to go into so that is what I changed my mind about.
ReplyDeleteOver the course of the past year, I changed my mind about whether I should continue playing softball or not several times. I had played softball for 12 years and I can honestly say that I enjoyed the whole experience. Before my senior season started, I thought "this is it, this is the end." There were a few times throughout the season that I thought about walking on at Kean because I didn't want to give up such a big part of my life. I ultimately made my decision to give up softball when I chose to commute. I would have been too hard and stressful to manage class, class work, softball, and work.
ReplyDeleteIn the last year so much went on during and outside of school. I have always wanted to sit home play games. Then I started to realize that I am growing up and I need to be out more. I decided to get a job but it was not really fitting my style so I decided to help my parents out at their store. Don't get me wrong I still love playing games but I needed to start being out in the real world. Now I am more of an outgoing person but I still have the passion of being a video game designer and that will never change.
ReplyDeleteSomething that I changed my mind about in the last year would be what I wanted to study in college. I always found myself thinking, "What major would be right for me?". I never truly knew what I wanted to do with myself, and when I got to college I didn't want to be lost or stuck on that same question. There were so many options that all seemed interesting, and I wanted to do them all. Until finally I found a major that fit me and that I decided to stick with for my four years. Hopefully I don't end up changing my mind more than I have already.
ReplyDeleteWithin the last year, something I've changed my mind about is which school I should attend for college. Throughout my senior year I received an mulitiude of opportunities to play softball at different Universities. Last year, I was so caught up on playing at Wilkes Unversity, but it was too far away from New York for me. Last Fall I visited Kean University and I knew it was for me. Even though I was so convinced I wanted to play at Wilkes University, Kean University changed my decision due to the great things it has to offer here.
ReplyDeleteWithin that last year many things have changed in my mindset. Things about the way I view myself in society both academically and personally. Academically I chose to do things that challenge my level of intellect by focusing on high levels of science and mathematics as I pursue my Computer Science major.
ReplyDeleteOver the past year my mindset has changed to be more incline on my education and school work. Before i used to be more engaged in basketball and working for an athletic scholarship. Then i notice the chances for that are getting slim and i wasn't in such a good position to keep working towards that goal. After a while i figured having an education can never be taken from me and i could use them for a very successful job in the future.
ReplyDeleteThe past year has tested me in ways I couldn't have ever imagined. Senior year really was the year everything changed. In the beginning of my senior year I was really the type of person that was selfless, willing to do anything for anyone regarding whether that hurt me or not, not to mention my passion for theater. But this was the year that all changed. I soon found out that I had to look out for myself in situations to make sure I was the happiest I could be. My love for theater also died down this year as I experienced drama that caused me to not enjoy something I once loved. I changed my ways to better myself and be the best I can be. I guess you can say one thing I really changed this year was myself.
ReplyDeleteSenior year was the year to make the choice that will mark the path we'll take. Choosing the career I wanted to study was a hard decision I had to made, it took me a lot of time and a changed my mind about it every single day but at the end I kinda made a final decision. Most important, don't to mention deciding what university to attend, it kinda was a hard choice, the hardest part was to stick to one and no have a change of kind. In conclusion I have changed my mind about what career I want to study and what school attended, why, because this will determine my future.
ReplyDeletesomething that changed my mind was my way of thinking about college. Because I imagined that it was very deferential. Everything I've seen in my university is very interesting and attractive. I thought it would be hard to go to college, but it's fun to learn. And I enjoyed learning new things in a new place. Teachers are very good and help all students. And that I had never thought of it and now my way of thinking changed.
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