Evaluative Conclusion

No more blogging!? how sad.
just kidding.

One thing that i can definitely evaluate about this semester is that, we are definitely not in high school anymore.
This means several things:

1. Not doing our homework, is not an option. It's not against the law for us not to be here, therefor doing what is required, is our responsibility, and there is no leeway in that.

2. Not going to class, though it is an exciting idea that we do HAVE that option now, and we don't need a parents signature, is never a good idea. you miss important information. every, SINGLE class day is important. no exceptions.

3. Coming to school in your scrubs (aka sweats and a t shirt with your hair tied, tired eyes and no makeup on) isn't the social norm anymore. when your first class it at eleven, and you show up to school looking like you just rolled out of bed, people will look at you funny. and rightfully so.

4. And lastly, studying, is something i will actually have to do now. actually sitting down and studying for hours for tests, is a whole new world for me. i never did it once in high school. i mean, my school was pretty much as simple as they come, 2A, and every teacher was also the coach of something. so talk about HUGE transition in course load, but i have slowly started to pick up on it.

i really do love this school so much. i love the teachers and the classes i have and the way that all of my teachers run their classrooms, central to the gospel. it is so fascinating. but i definitely need to step up my game if i am going to stick it out here at BYU. i don't want to go to a different school, even though the laid back class schedules and frequently cancelled classes of my roommates attending UVU are tempting. it wouldn't be the same. and it wouldn't be nearly as incredible of an experience. i have earned every single one of my mediocre grades this semester, and as sad is that is, i have accepted it, and decided to look forward to next semester with a more serious attitude.

i loved this class. i learned so much from it. the in depth instruction on how to write each individual paper is something that i am positive i will use throughout the remainder of my time here at BYU. i would like to apologize for my frequent lack of punctuality though, it was very rude, and unnecessary. i don't have an excuse i am just sorry. it's all a part of my 'to fix' list for next semester.
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thank you for a wonderful experience you guys.
you rock.

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