Freshmen Mistakes
It is known for Freshmen students in high school to make mistakes. The important thing about making those mistakes, is learning from it. Being a Freshmen could be a challenge. One out of three students drop out of school. I will not be one of those students. I’ve had help along the way from when I began high school. It’s a huge adjustment from middle school. Middle school is much smaller than a high school. I knew I would have some issues with finding my classes. I had this problem in the beginning of my seventh grade year, and my freshmen year. It got easier as I walked to my classes every other day. My mother has a huge impact on my life. She has faced so many challenges in her life, and she’s amazing for it. My mother, had to stop going to college because she got pregnant with my sister. How many to be mothers would drop out of college just to take care of their new born baby? Not many. Some might have their mothers watch their child, but my mother, Patty, she wanted to spend time with us, rather than go to school. She worked a lot while I was growing up. My older sister would take care of me and my brother.
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She would always have to watch us. I felt bad, I knew how much my sister rather be with her friends than be babysitting. I enjoyed the time I had with my sister. She was like my mother, since our mom was busy working. We all depended on my mother. She was the only one supporting us. She had no time for herself, but never once did she blame us for her being in this situation. My mother, has been a mentor to me. She knew about me having AP classes, and she would always tell me, “Brianna you’re going to be okay. You’re a smart girl.” She made me have the full faith in myself that I have today. Without my mom, I probably would have dropped out of the classes, so I could have a regular
She would always have to watch us. I felt bad, I knew how much my sister rather be with her friends than be babysitting. I enjoyed the time I had with my sister. She was like my mother, since our mom was busy working. We all depended on my mother. She was the only one supporting us. She had no time for herself, but never once did she blame us for her being in this situation. My mother, has been a mentor to me. She knew about me having AP classes, and she would always tell me, “Brianna you’re going to be okay. You’re a smart girl.” She made me have the full faith in myself that I have today. Without my mom, I probably would have dropped out of the classes, so I could have a regular