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My family and I moved in the middle of my junior year:Education Interruption



sanjudodley 1 / -  
Dec 8, 2012   #1
My family and I moved in the middle of my junior year. I started attending ----- High School in the middle of the marking period, with some of the most rigorous courses possible. All my classes were either honors or AP. Some of the courses I was initially taking in my previous school, I was not able to pursue in ----- High school because they were not offered. Moving was difficult, as I only got notice of the event less than a week prior. I had difficulty getting accustomed to my surroundings and new community. My transitioning experience also negatively impacted my grades to some extent. However, I am currently back on track, I've made new friends and have better relationships with my teachers. Overall, this was more of a learning experience to me than anything else. I've realized the importance of adapting quickly, and to be prepared for the unexpected.

Grammer/Syntax/Style Review as well as Criticism is requested!

Thank you!

Didgeridoo - / 289  
Dec 8, 2012   #2
Transitioning was very difficult.

It's important that you talk about how you fought to get back to better grades and relationships and how you learned to adapt; you don't want to sound like you are making excuses for doing poorly in school, especially since going to college is going to be another big transition.


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