My First Day Of College Research Paper

College life isn’t easy, actually it’s a lot harder than I thought it would be. Living on my own, being responsible for my own work and I have all the freedom I could have on a college campus. I realized this within the first few weeks of school at Lander University. My first day was on a Monday. It was seven thirty in the morning and I was already on my way to class because I refused to be late on my first day. It was a particularly sunny day for it to be eight o’clock in the morning. I did not know how my first day of college would go ,but by the way my schedule was shown i might have an easy semester; especially since, my classes were for fifty minutes instead of a lengthy hour and thirty minutes, like how my classes were in

For the most part the class seemed like it would be pretty easy.
My second class was my Python coding class. Professor Ali is my teacher for the class. She had heavy Indian accent, which did not make the class much easier, but I did not expect the class to be that complicated anyway. She looked as if she were in her mid-forties. We did pretty much the same thing that I did in my English 101 class, except we did jump into our first lesson once we were done. The class didn’t consist of much work other than taking notes, and learning basic coding principles, which I have learned prior to that day. My last class that Monday was Trigonometry. Professor Hyatt was a short woman who seemed like she was in her mid-thirties. We jumped into our first lesson as soon as we got settled in our seats. I didn’t expect much differently but the pace that my teacher imposed more of a problem to me more than anything. I have been through the material before in my previous math class during my senior year in high school, but as she went through it, it was as if she was teaching the class a foreign language. I knew the class was going to be a challenge for me because I struggled in my precalculus class before I came to Lander University. I expected that when i came to college that the professor would break it down to simpler terms so i could understand it better but it didn’t go as