Sunday, April 15, 2012

unfinished business


I can’t say I have too much unfinished business per say, I feel like I have lived out my high school career to the fullest, participating in multiple sports, obtaining my goals of becoming both the soccer and the track captain since junior year.  Excelling in both sports, and getting multiple school records that I never thought I would ever obtain.  Leaving high school with a great group of friends that I will never forget, and will still continue to be close to after this is all over with.  I feel as though I got as good as grades as I could have for most of my high school career, but I do have some regrets about how hard I tried, but that cannot be fixed in the final two months that are dwindling down to a close.  To answer the question would I change this year, I would have to say no.  I love how my senior year has panned out, if anything I would change it so it would go by slower, but we all know that cannot happen.  I would change previous years though like my sophomore year, because I regret things I should have done regarding sports and my junior year for not studying as much as I know I should have, even though my parents certainly reminded me enough. But besides that I think how everything has turned out.  My future plans consist of NJIT as that is where I seem to be leaning towards going to for the next four years.  I will be participating in division 1 track, and I look forward to that as well.  I hope to obtain a degree in civil engineering and I must keep a C average in all my class to keep all my scholarship money so I have so challenges ahead of me.  I feel like I am ready to start a new chapter of my life with new people but I am nervous that I will be overwhelmed by it all, scared of how difficult the work load will be and how I will find help if I need it.  It is all so new and uncharted territory for me but that is what makes it exciting.  I already visited the school and I like the vibe there.  I love how close it is to the city, as I am a huge fan of New York and the city environment as a whole so I feel like I will fit in quite nicely at NJIT.  I hope everything works out well, but as the next two months come to an end I will enjoy it while I can, cause I know I am going to miss how care free it is right now, and how it will never be like this again.

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