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My First Day at College and the Friends I met Essay

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My first day at college had a great meaning to me. It was the beginning of my dream to go to college and to pursue a higher education.I had so many emotions running trough me , it was the first time being in this level and the first time paying for education myself. I always wanted to be a college student, a serious student who would decide what to be in her life. The first day at Truman College was on August 25th, 2005. The first year of my freshman year and Fall semester. That day I had so many things on my mind, from what I was going to wear to figure out where the class number and the floor it would be located at. It was actually a day full of new experiences. I had just turned 28 years old. By the time I had a full-time job in…show more content…

I never took a class like this before, and it was a totally different system than a traditional class that I used to attend. I considered that would help me later in the future with other classes. Thus, I loved the idea of taking an English class in this kind of environment, moreover, I was proud to be part of it. In addition, I thought it was a good idea to use laptops in class since I owed one at home, and I was able to relate with the purpose of the class. For instance, I could enter an electronic group-forum from home, so we were able to share ideas an opinions without being in the classroom. Also, I found very handy to be able to send my homework electronically to my teacher. On the other hand, one of the greatest experiences I had in the first day was, not only being in a interesting English class, but being part of a diverse and cultural international class. Well, I call it this way because to me, it was the first impression. Although, I always wanted to study abroad and to be an international student , English 100, gave me the opportunity to meet and share experiences with people from other nationalities. Although most of my classmates did not speak Spanish, which is my native language, I was able to communicate in English with them. Moreover, I was interested in learning another language; thus, I met a girl who spoke Spanish.

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