
As I tell my little sister, who is currently a Sophomore in High School, do what makes you happy. Now let me elaborate on what I mean by that. Part of being a student requires us to attend classes, do our homework, study for tests and quizzes, and then, do it all over again. That is our job as a student, which we must complete and excel at. However, not everything is set in stone. There are many extracurricular activities that you can get involved in, at school or outside of school.
High school should be a time to discover your passion, and if you already have one, then dive into it. Get involved. Discover new things by joining clubs or branching out. Always work hard. That's what I would change. I would have became well rounded early on so that I had discovered my passions and followed it throughout college.
Proceeding forward with a sense of purpose and determination makes it easier to enjoy your college experience as well. You avoid the stressors of uncertainty about your major, minor, and the ultimate question: What do I want to do with my life.
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High school should be a time to discover your passion, and if you already have one, then dive into it. Get involved. Discover new things by joining clubs or branching out. Always work hard. That's what I would change. I would have became well rounded early on so that I had discovered my passions and followed it throughout college.
Proceeding forward with a sense of purpose and determination makes it easier to enjoy your college experience as well. You avoid the stressors of uncertainty about your major, minor, and the ultimate question: What do I want to do with my life.
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