English 1302 Reflection

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Just by hearing the word college some people can have a meltdown. College is the first step into adulthood. For me college makes me anxious because I’m not too independent. I came to college English 1302 with a calm heart and mind, I had already taken English 1301 last semester and I knew the professor and his ways of teaching. I like how he explains his requirements in a way that it’s not difficult to understand, which is great by the way. The experience that I had last semester gave me a positive mindset going into College English 1302.
We as high school students come to this College course to get a taste of how college courses are and how they differ from high school classes. College classes are all about being responsible and not expecting

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English 1302 Reflection Paper

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