Thursday, August 30, 2012

Outside Reading and College Decisions

As I picked up the outside reading list I saw a lot of titles that I have either just heard about or I had no clue what they were. I thought that it would be interesting to try and find a book that I would enjoy and also expand my horizons in the literary world. I ended up going to the library to start my search and I looked up a few titles that sounded interesting. I left with two choices for the first assignment and I am actually pretty excited to read White Tiger. I also picked out The Blind Assassin because I recognized the title and although it looked lengthy, the summary seemed pretty interesting. On another note, the senior meeting where Ms. Long came into our classroom was a big wake up call. I realized that I need to narrow down my long list of possible colleges and focus on a few. I also need to look into the early decision applications and start applying to my top choices, once I figure those out. I am a little scattered on where I want to go and I am not definite on what I want to study so I need to do more planning and research because deadlines are quickly approaching. I can't wait for the stress and pressure to be over with once I apply to different colleges and find out the results so I can just enjoy senior year.






























































































































3 comments:

  1. I suggest going on college visits! It sounds bad but the looks of the campus is really important and that's what helped me decide!

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  2. I agree with Sam! Going on visits definitely helps the decision making process a lot easier. I'm sure once all of our applications for college and scholarships are in at the beginning of January, we will begin to enjoy our senior year a lot more and not stress as much.

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  3. I feel you there Morgan! Ms. Long's little speech was like a slap in the face for me too because I'm so stuck in the here and now I really haven't given much thought to what I want to do for college like I should be doing.

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