My First Two Weeks

Hey, this is a pretty tough course, but its fun… at least I have a job and getting college credits…. pre calc is extremely tough, but with the RIGHT help *hint hint*, your able to get through it.

well, we’re suppose to answer some questions that Shane, our student facilitaor, told us to answer, so here I go.

Why am I here?

• Future goals?
• College goals?
• Family/ Community?
• Career Choices

My future goals are to become an accountant and/or computer tech software (or possibly hardware. haven’t decided yet). I really would like to become someone who deals with computer tech because I like computers and they are fun to play with… most times anyway.

College goal wise. this has helped me prepare for college because the way that college is taught is completely frustrating. They move with an extremely fast ciriculum. it tough, and you have other students that may help you. its totally up to you and yourself to get things done. its not hard to ask for help, but you have to understand that YOU HAVE TO ASK in order to get help.

Even though I live in Bethel, its actually very homesickening to live in dorms. I thought I would be use to dorm life cause I do go to a boarding school, but no….. I was totally off. I am really homesick, but my mom helps me get through everything… my days, my problems, just life in general. My mom just wants to see me succeed and if I need help, feeling down, or just have a problem, she’s there to help.

My job…. my jobs got some pretty funny people. they are always in a good mood. they seem like they enjoy their job…. most the times anyway. its fun to watch people do what they have to do. oh, sorry…. i forgot. you dont know where I work…. i work for the city of Bethel, at the port or public works. haven’t done anything with public works yet, but I am looking forward to it.

But yeah, this is going to be my second week here at ANSEP, and its going pretty well… thats all I have to write for now though…. u can katchup with me later…

Shanna

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