I Beat the Odds :: Personal Narrative Writing

I Beat the Odds very much times I ask myself if the teaching method that I have accredited was ever worthwhile. I have always received a public- discipline education. As a matter of fact, I went to a junior high school and high school which was close to the university I am currently attendance the University of Southern California (USC). Growing up, the University of Southern California seemed like an inconceivable dream. The education I received was insufficient to prepare me for the standardized tests devoted to high school students across the nation. Preparation for higher education is insufficient mandatory data about college is not given to students. However, receiving an inferior education from a public school strengthened my character and enhanced my diligence to do great things. My passion and determination brought me to the realization that I ignore accomplish anything. I was fortunate to grow up in an milieu where education was upheld a great value. I und erstood that the only draw to success was to go through the narrow gate that people seldom are willing to enter because they do not sop up wages of its offer. Attending the University of Southern California gave me the opportunity to mentor under favor students about education through an on-campus program called the Joint Educational plan (JEP). I believe education is interlinked with educating others, not solely on subjects such(prenominal) as science, math, or English, but by passing on the information of the prominence of education. I feel compelled to pass down the torch to the ill-starred who do not comprehend the ability that one will pull in after receiving education. The atmosphere of my university is not at all the way I expected it to be while I was in high school. At USC, the education is fantastic I have never learned so many things in such a short period of time. I probably learned more things in one semester than most of my long time in high school. I am in the pre-medical field. The classes that the university is making me take are overwhelming. I had doubts of my capability to continue with the field, but when I discriminate myself with my classmates I feel that I study more than they do, and am retaining a lot more information than they are, because they have already learned