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Cierra Cheeley
College One
Professor Daniella and Marcella
3 December 2014
Success and Failure
It is finally the end of Fall 2014 semester, and time to look to a new one beginning in a
brand new year of 2015. During this semester, there has been some success and some failure. It
is sad to say; but for me; there has been more failure than success at least in the academic aspect.
I truly did not have my priorities straight this semester and completely quit trying. I will admit to
failure because that is what will push me to succeed in the future. If I learn from my mistakes
this time then I wont be able to make them again. Academically, I feel like I didnt achieve
anything to be considered a success but, work wise I did my best and got a raise during this
semester. The only thing I could say felt the most like an academic success was doing well on
my switch and drive discussion assignment. I went into the assignment thinking of not doing
very well but, I ended up receiving a hundred percent.
In the midterm reflection I discussed a success in my speech class and the failure in my
math class. Since the reflection, I have obviously learned nothing because I continue to pursue
immature high school behavior. I ended up dropped my math class because I wasnt going to try
hard enough to raise that grade. After dropping that class, I got used to not stressing about to
much work now and grew to being lazy with more of my classes. Missing few to no assignments
grew to missing many in each of my classes, which includes English and college one. I became

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comfortable with failure this semester and didnt seem to care. I know that I was too busy and
infatuated with working and making my managers believe me to be the most important worker
there. Now, this late in the semester I decided to stop showing up to my English class and just
receive a failing grade. It became too hard to balance school and work during the busy holiday
season, and not to mention trying to see family for thanksgiving. I have given up and lost sight of
priorities and I hope that I will not repeat these mistakes in the coming semesters.

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