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Absolutely that was probably the whole point of going to Bridge to use the knowledge to help me along here at columbia so i dont stuggle or have major problems while in class.
ReplyDeleteI plan on using my writing skills because that is my main focus when school starts. I didn't sign up for any math classes because I didn't want to tackle math so soon. So I will do what was suggested about writing everyday to better myself. I want to be beyond prepared for school. Does anyone feel that what they learn will help them towards their major?
ReplyDeleteYes if I don't use the knowledge then there will be not point in going to college. I came to bridge to be able to go to college so i want to continue going.
ReplyDeleteI plan on using everything i learn from bridge. All of my teachers really helped me realize how good of a student i could be. In the Fall i wil not classify myself as a struggling freshman.
ReplyDeleteYes this is very true we do have to continue the samarts. If if we dont this would have been total waste time. Me personally will continue were i left off in bridge.
ReplyDeleteI plan on using my english skills and not so much my math skills, i dont think. I mean i learned stuff in math but for some reason in math i always learn things for the test and i never absorb things like i do in english or in history. Math is so difficult to me that i just cram everything in get a good grade on the test and then forget it all, its like i have retard math syndrome or something
ReplyDeleteI am going to continue to read things, because I think that it will make it easier for me when I get to College. I want to keep the skills that i've gained in bridge and take apply it to my fall classes.
ReplyDeleteYeah I plan on writing a little bit between now and the day we start. I didn't take math because I hate math and kind of want to put it off as long as I can. haha. But I definitly want to keep up on writing.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jacki. I tend to just take math and try and do well but I never actually take the things I was taught with me. I can never things I remembered in math and I don't think I'll take that with me.
ReplyDeleteI am also going to start reading things that i dont find intrest in to prepare me for college because i know everything that i read wont be amazing as Our America < truly a blessing that i got a book that was interesting. Whenevre i read something that i dont find interesting it doesnt stick in my head its like im skimming or reading blank page after blank page. For example the ACT readings were so boring i almost fell asleep.Did anyone else have that problem?
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ReplyDeleteOh my God, the stories on that ACT test was so horrible. I couldn't focus at all. I either went to sleep real quick or drifted off to another place.
ReplyDeleteI came to bridge because I wanted to prove to my self and my teachers that I am capable of doing college level work so I can continue and go on to become a Columbia student and I will remember and use all the knowledge that i have learned
ReplyDeleteI dont know how Im going to stay sharp, but Im going to try. Everything we've learned here will help us in some way during our years at columbia
ReplyDeletei will use them as much as i can. but this took up a month of my summer so i didnt get to do as much as i wanted. i already have a trip planned to go up north and float on rapids, go to shows, spend time with friends, spend time with Patrick :), and most of all...work. haha. but if i do have any opportunity to use the skills ive learned at bridge i will use them
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