The process of an "A" student.

Having an A in writing class. Hmmm? Sounds simple. But in reality, it isn't.
It takes dedication, focuss, and strength. Not physical strength, but Mental strength. Being able to complete every single assignment on time with out having to freak out.

Dedication: Having to give up your 24 hrs of relaxing or being with friends and replace them with homework. Putting time and effort on every single essays or paper work that are due on the same following week. Attending to everyclass, not missing a single assignment.

Focuss: Being able to do nothing but work. Writing down every single word that was spokin by the proffesor. Having every notes from class.

This is only my example of what a student goes through to have an A. I'm sure from a different point of view, more can be added.
If you have an one example that I might have left out, please write them down on the comments.
Thank You!

A Institute Life? Or A College Life?

These past few years, Ive noticed the term "College Life" being used alot lately.
What exactly is "College Life"?
Is it having to
commute back and forth between home and school everyday?
Is it waiting 20 to 30 minutes for an elevator to get to class?
Or is it the lack of help that's being given from a professor?
If thats a "College Life", then I must have been living it up then.
Right?....Wrong!
This my ideal/opinion of an "Institute Life".
Classes inside of a building. A building that allows you to see everything that surrounds you if you go to the vary top.
Ive made my change.
Tired of going to the same building.
But now I'm trying to adapt to actually having a campus for me to walk around. Explore. Meeting new people. Seeing old faces. Acctualy recieving help from a professor.
I'm shocked!

They actually care. Now what?
College is a whole different place. There's only one thing i can actually do. And that is for me to adapt. Let's see what changes as accord since my last time in College.
-Now Let this not only be a celebration of Me posting my first blog, but also a celebration of a new life.-
My life.
My College Life.