So I’m sitting in front of the tv right now. I volunteered for the Habitat for Humanity at the Gus Macker tournament from 4 to 8. I feel like after I got back, all I’ve done is eat. In reality, that really is all I’ve done. I tried to start homework, but I just couldn’t. I’m having such a hard time getting back into the swing of things after one weekend. I wish I could learn study habits and things I never had to in high school. There are so many of us down here who were able to slack in high school and got a shock when we got here. I have my first chemistry test tomorrow night, and I have no idea how to study for it. I read over my notes twice and looked at old tests, but I feel like it won’t be enough. High school is supposed to prepare us for college. I don’t feel prepared in the slightest. I don’t know time management. I never had to study for tests. My classes weren’t challenging. How does that prepare me for college? I know some bigger schools would have been better, but that wasn’t the district that I lived in. I would never have asked my parents to pay tuition for me to go to a bigger school with more challenging classes. So after wasting plenty more of my time, I’m going to go back to studying and trying to do other homework!
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Stupid High School
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Ok, while I wouldn't say that I didn't work hard in high school, it was BY FAR easier than college. So I completely agree! I was the same way before my first round of exams. The one thing I wish I took from high school was learning how to study, and I didn't. I tried to study but I found myself lost in thought of actually how to study. I did the same things, but never really felt like it was enough. So for me, I guess I'm learning as I go! I guess better late than never!
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