they dont ask for anything specific, just any additional information we want to tell the board of admissions
I did not do as well academically in high school as I could have. The first two years of my high school career were spent at a public school. The teachers at the school spent a lot of time disciplining other children. Since I was not one of the children that constantly needed discipline, I often did not get the same amount of attention from the teachers. I cruised my way through the first two years of high school, never really having to study or try too hard to get a passing grade. This was what I consider, the biggest mistake of my life. I transferred to a private school for my last two years of high school. I started off strong doing great in all my classes while balancing extracurricular activities. As the school year went on, I realized that I did not have the study skills that I needed to succeed. I had failed to learn the basic study skills that most students learn in their first few years of high school. This continues to haunt me to this day. I wish I had adapted the same skills that many of my peers had during their first years in high school. I have learned more about my study habits and what I need to do to succeed this year and continue to learn more about myself every day.
I did not do as well academically in high school as I could have. The first two years of my high school career were spent at a public school. The teachers at the school spent a lot of time disciplining other children. Since I was not one of the children that constantly needed discipline, I often did not get the same amount of attention from the teachers. I cruised my way through the first two years of high school, never really having to study or try too hard to get a passing grade. This was what I consider, the biggest mistake of my life. I transferred to a private school for my last two years of high school. I started off strong doing great in all my classes while balancing extracurricular activities. As the school year went on, I realized that I did not have the study skills that I needed to succeed. I had failed to learn the basic study skills that most students learn in their first few years of high school. This continues to haunt me to this day. I wish I had adapted the same skills that many of my peers had during their first years in high school. I have learned more about my study habits and what I need to do to succeed this year and continue to learn more about myself every day.