What Is My Experience Essay

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Everyone has their own experience as a student but mine was quite a different experience that was filled with achievements, unbelievable moments and great surprises throughout. My experience being as a student has taught me so many things that I don’t think I was capable enough of learning and ever imagined off. All of this experiences that I have been through being as a student has disclose and revealed my true colors, both which are good and bad and as a outcome it has established many aspects and personalities of my character. This experience has set me to go off to college, where new experiences will finalize all the touches that I need before I venture out to the real world. My experience hasn’t been the easiest, and it definitely had …show more content…

I have never truly composed a comic aside from once and that is the reason I’m least comfortable with it. I have always had issues writing novels and short stories since I have never truly been educated the best approach to compose good books and short stories. I would like to work on my editing part of the writing process the most this semester because everytime I go back to edit my works I never know how to alter my paper. Since I wrote the paper, everything that I have wrote sounds impeccable to me, and that is the reason why my editing portion is always troublesome. I typically never find numerous mistakes, however in the event that another person where to do it, it has grammar mistakes everywhere. The initial step I will take to improve my proficiency in this area would be to really set aside a decent measure of time for me to write my papers, which hopefully resolves my issue of having so many grammar mistakes. I hope that I’m able to improve in my writing skills and figure out how to compose great expert papers in my English 101 class, which will later help with my scholastic works. My experience as a student throughout all years of school has been filled with so many positives that the negatives are not even worth talking about. I have learned numerous things that will help me in life and I feel confident that I am prepared for whatever impediment I may confront in future. On the off chance that I hadn’t joined Academy of Health Careers, I truly wouldn’t be the individual I am today and I would have no involvement in the medical field. These experiences as an student has characterized, molded my character, and helped me to develop into a youthful honorable man that I am

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