My new start to college and a new life has been a new adventure with leaving home, moving to a new town, meeting new people, and getting use to the new classes that I have been faced with.
The past month after leaving home has had me tangled with emotions. Coming here has had me joyful about the new memories and friends as well as my future but also mournful about leaving my friends, family, and what I know behind. Of course, I am excited to see what my future holds, opening this new chapter in my life and to see the man I will become. It has been scary for me to go into something new, without anyone here with me, the new environment, and the thought of being here alone and feeling like the odd man out. Now getting to know the town, I have noticed there is much more to it. Coming here, I thought it would be much smaller. I've realized that it is much bigger and has a variety of things to do more than my home town. My apartment complex has been very welcoming along with my move to Bryan. I am living with three other roommates who have helped welcome me in and make me feel more at home while being here. I have met quite a few people here so far and I hope to meet more. Being In a new town, I am constantly meeting new people and friends to hold on for a lifetime. Getting into the process of starting school it has been a little intimidating with interacting with all the new people, hoping to make those new friends and having the feeling of being the only one not knowing others, and the fear of being the only one struggling in class. I have looked forward going into class even with that little bit of nerve. Other than the nerves I can say I was excited to see and meet the new people that would give me the urge to want to go and see them in class and have classmates to study with and who want to exceed as well as me. I am content with the classes I have because of them being so time manageable. So, I can still have time to get my studies in and be ready for the following class. I feel that it will be a great start to my college career. The only thing I may struggle with is my Math and Reading as much as I hope I won’t, with knowing that those are two subjects I struggle in. Since being in my reading class we have taken our first exam, I feel that it went well. I studied continuously for it, and I feel that the outcome shows so. There were a few topics on the exam that made me think and need to evaluate but I believe I did well to overcome the questions I got caught up on and completed the test with a hopeful positive grade.
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