My first class was scheduled to start at 8:00 am sharp. I was there about five minutes before and I was really excited. I sat with the only people in the class I knew and strangely it seemed almost just like high school. Well, even though it was 8:00 our teacher was still not there, I was astonished. Being the first day of class I would imagine the teacher to be almost as excited as myself. Mr. Johnson walked in about five minutes late and rambled on about why he was late but I did not really care. He was probably the funniest teacher I have e

The next day was one I was not looking forward to. The reason was I had my least favorite class, English. It's not that I am not capable of doing the work, but simply because I am not gung hoe for reading and I fall asleep when I do. Anyway, I went to English class expecting a male teacher, instead there is a woman already teaching, but I was almost ten minutes early! I was dumbfounded. Then she asked everyone if they had their books. I along with everyone else was like "Book? What book?", needless to say no one had his or her book. Then the class turned out to be just like all the others I had experienced the day before.

I guess college really is a change from high school. There is so much more freedom and so far not as many rules. The excitement I felt my first day remains very much alive, an

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