Entering college is going to be quite the experience. There will be a lot of homework, a lot of thinking, miracles will happen, epic failures will occur...
Being an undeclared major person is a tough call. Just registering for classes is difficult. I have a wide variety of interests, and some of them include things I'm not exactly good at, and some things that I'm good at I don't like as much. For example, I don't think I want to be a math professor or even a math high school teacher, but I am pretty good at math, and I love algebra. Yes, I'm one of those odd people who actually likes algebra.
Anyway, I've been trying to get a class schedule established as I am crunched for time since I didn't get into an earlier orientation, and the college website wouldn't allow me to add classes and whatnot. The increasing costs are another thing that makes my eyes get all round and surprised-looking, even though the costs aren't really all that shocking; I expected the costs, just the reality of it is crazy, school shouldn't cost that much if you ask me. I think cost should be determined by grade point average. The higher your GPA, the less you have to pay for tuition and class costs, including books. They could even include housing and loan interest in that, but I'd be satisfied with just the tuition and class costs thing. Oh well, such is life.
Another thing that intrigues me is who I'll become in college. Will my look change? Will I still dress the same after a year in college? I mean, my current look isn't that young, so would I actually change all that much? Another thing... Will I hang out with the same type of people I did in high school? Will I do better in college classes than I did in high school classes?
These are the questions that beg for answers in my mind. And, I have no answers, I guess I'll just find out when I get there ;)
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