Michelle Olk

The bridge program for me was a slight difference from how it was for high school. The fact that we still have to be there on time, the only difference would be if we are late once then we will no longer is able to come back. To say my views on this program wasn’t really anything, all I was able to really tell someone about it, it is just something for students who seemed to have a bit of a hard time in high school or just seemed like they might not be able to do college life it’s just a way to take those students and see if they can hack the life right out of college. And as of this moment I would have to say that I am pretty sure that I would be ready for the four weeks and even normal collage life in the coming months.  Nothing really has changed any of my views on it; it is just another form of school. All I need to do is make sure that I am awake early enough so I would make the train and not get lost between the train stations to here.

There is pretty much one thing that I would expect out of this program and that would be the readiness of college life. With this college prep course I will also be able to maybe find my way around the city more than I have before this program has started. Maybe with the commuting it would help me not to get lost most of the time. There aren’t many things that I can do to execute this plan on being college ready other than just keep coming; doing the homework that has been assigned for that day right when it is assigned. Just be on top of things before or as they happen.  Things may sometimes seem weird and not really sure on why I should do them, but that isn’t always, but I shall do and will get everything taken care of before I would do anything else for the rest of the day.