I started my weekend somewhat early, Friday I missed school to take my placement test for Atlantic Cape Community College. I drove forty-five minutes by myself in anticipation of what was ahead to come. This was my first "actual" college experience and it felt completely different than walking into high school for the first day. There was a number of different buildings, all which were lettered, and it was huge, and very scary. I had no clue where to go which gave me the feeling of what it will be like to be a freshmen in college. Therefore, I used my resources and called admissions and found out what building I needed. The funny part was, the admissions lady told me the wrong building so I went there and had to ask a second time. Overall the experience was something I will remember forever and it made me so excited to look forward to the future and what I have in store for the next few years.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Weekend Growth
I started my weekend somewhat early, Friday I missed school to take my placement test for Atlantic Cape Community College. I drove forty-five minutes by myself in anticipation of what was ahead to come. This was my first "actual" college experience and it felt completely different than walking into high school for the first day. There was a number of different buildings, all which were lettered, and it was huge, and very scary. I had no clue where to go which gave me the feeling of what it will be like to be a freshmen in college. Therefore, I used my resources and called admissions and found out what building I needed. The funny part was, the admissions lady told me the wrong building so I went there and had to ask a second time. Overall the experience was something I will remember forever and it made me so excited to look forward to the future and what I have in store for the next few years.
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I remember those days. Those initial moments of going into "the college zone" really get people out of the comfort zone. Take another look at the first sentence and tell me which egregious grammar error you see.
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