Going To Mid-East: A Case Study

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I was faced with a difficult decision when choosing to stay at Sheridan or coming to Mid-East. Part of me did not want to leave Sheridan because of my friends, classes, teachers and of course just being shy. I think going to Mid-East was the best decision I have made for many different reasons. One reason is because I enjoy all of my academic classes, here at Mid-East I am doing a lot better academically. I have been on the honor roll many times including the last grading period. Another reason I think going to Mid-East was a great decision is because of lab. I love working with the children in lab because they are all really funny and make me laugh often. I also enjoy lab because I am doing hands-on things everyday with children, which is

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