Take what you learned, and use it.

      I feel like in a lot of these blog posts I'm repeating myself. But, this semester was all about adjusting to change. Next semester we will already be used to the college life. The only thing that we will have to adjust to again is new professors and their style of teaching. I think one of my greatest successes was how well I managed my time. I had to balance school, homework, work and trying to keep a social life because that is still important. In the end I passed. I never fell behind in any of my classes and always had work done in advance so I had more time to do other things. If I knew things were tough I would start them earlier. I have always been good at that even in high school, and I am happy to say that is one of my better traits. Even though these classes are semi easy, I still did very well and I was surprised with myself. I wouldn't necessarily say that I had major failures this semester. I feel like I did well especially for the type of person I am. One thing I can work on is focussing more in certain classes and giving it 110% and nothing less. I also learned and realized that in some classes if you don't care from the beginning, it can ruin the whole semester for you. You can get one bad grade, and jeopardize your final grade for that course. So its better to just give it your all from the first day, all the way to the very end. I will take what I learned in the past 4 months and use it in the next four years.