College Admissions Essay: The Value Of Education

I have always thought I did not need to study and I could just get by without any effort. At the time, I was very uninspired and I always have been respectful to the people who have told me to become inspired. Without my older sister Cheyenne, I don’t know if I could have became inspired. Thankfully I am still inspired to get perfect grades, or at least what I consider perfect.
I have never enjoyed school because it hasn’t inspired me. Even though I wasn’t determined, I knew I had to get good grades for everyone in my family to be proud of me. Unfortunately, I was failing my Geometry class which made it hard to communicate with everyone at home. Before Geometry I would rarely, if ever, receive D’s or F’s on any tests but then I was constantly getting those horrendous grades. I recall coming home and getting my phone, computer privileges and everything else taken away from me because of my grades. My mother thought taking my things away would make me study instead, I would sleep or read all day when I got home. At the time I thought I could never pass his class and I was starting to accept my failing grades. One day my family and I went to the Cheesecake Factory to celebrate Cheyenne’s birthday. It felt good to be there because it had a very fun vibe to it, there were televisions and lots of families laughing together. Now, Cheyenne isn’t a great
The atmosphere was very boring and gloomy since not a lot of people were there. In the end after a lot of searching I did find a few books on Geometry and I used them to create flashcards. I studied for 30 mins at the least each night. When I went to class again and we had a test I finally got a B! It may not be the most optimal grade although, compared to every other grade I have received it’s wonderful. I was so excited to go home and tell my mother what a wonderful job I did, in result of my grade I got all of my privileges