Moments Of Change Analysis

Moments of Change

Throughout my four years of high school, I felt the urge to graduate. I was extremely excited and anxious the night before my graduation. I did not know exactly what to expect out in the real world. For most people graduation is one of their best days of their lives. Which means no more high school and for some, it means to move out on their own. High school graduation for me meant time for new adjustments in my life, time to become a responsible person, and time to make my dreams come true.

First of all, I had to think about how I was going to become successful in life. My first thought was to attend college, to obtain a good education because it will benefit my family and me. I always use to rely on my parents for support, but now I had to become an independent woman to push myself harder. I knew by attending college I had a higher chance to earn a good job and better pay. In order for me to learn how to be successful in college, I constantly motivated myself to accomplish my goals for a brighter future.

At first, I had a hard time adjusting to the whole college routine. It was different than in high school I knew everyone, where as in college I was lucky if I knew one person in my class. It was impossible to me to study and do my homework without getting distracted. My friends would blow up my

In a short amount of time things seemed to change. I've lost touch with many of my friends, the people who I thought were my real friends. I honestly did not see this coming, but I guess after high school we grew into very different people. For a fact I know I am a different person now, definitely not the same person my peeps would recognize. Surely, I am glad because I am comfortable with being me rather than. I did make new friends in college and I definitely got to know them better than I ever did with my high school