When I began college this past
fall I had numerous expectations. I expected independence, clubs and
activities, new friendships, and of course lots of academic work. But what I experienced
was so far off from my expectations. I learned the importance of time
management, on-campus connections and I also learned that money truly does not
grow on trees.
I
didn’t think time management was all that important until I began college. I
use to believe that as long as I got the work done than it wouldn’t matter how I
got it done but I was wrong and that was a real challenge for me. I had to
convince myself that multi-tasking is not as effective as single-tasking.
Attempting to perform numerous tasks simultaneously only takes away from the
overall outcome of each one. But single-tasking it allows for each assignment
to receive undivided attention.
The majority of
my time and energy was spent completing English papers. This is another reason
why utilizing the library’s resources will be beneficial. Often times they took
up more time than they really should have because of my bad habit of
procrastination. Papers that would have only taken a couple of hours to write
often took up days because I repeatedly found distractions and interruption that
kept me from focusing on my work; leaving me to complete them just before they
were due.
College it like a scavenger Hunt you have to
work to discover important resources. Everything can scene out of your reach
when it only under you noise. The word college means more to me than ever.
College is the place where I learn to grow not only as a person but as a
student, College It the place where I was the student and as well as the
teacher. College teaches you how to locate your own resources. Yes a student
can read an entered book on the campus and what it has offering but yet that
not half effective on one who go out and discover things for her/himself. Having a lot of connection is like another survival
skill that you need to learn. It does not always seem like it but often time having
the ability to communicate with other cliques of people but your own is always
a good thing.


















