Personal Narrative: College Is Anything Like The Real World

Have you ever sat and wonder if college is anything like the real world? During school, we are basically giving detailed direction, while we enter the real world our only goal is to succeed. For students who are more independent, this could be an enormous relief. For those who are still getting their footing in the real world, this may be a challenge. Although there are many similarities at which you can apply into your career. Those similarities include Engagement in classroom discussions, completion of assignments and work duties, attendance and punctuality for school and work, and teamwork in the classroom and in the work place.
Doing discussions help me by building confidence in myself to speak out to a group of people. As I was younger I was this very shy person, as I transition in college I came to realize that my shyness would very much disturb my career goals being a dental assistant. As I developed a confidence to speak out more in school I have realized that It will go on to helping me when I get a job. When you have a job, you must make sure you understand and take initiative in everything you do. Taking initiative is one of the most things in life you must
Commitment to school shows the teacher that your willing educate yourself for when the real deal comes, it will come in handy when employers are looking for references. Responsibilities takes a big role in school because you need to handle your own actions, as to when you get a job and you do something you were not supposed to, if you don’t take responsibility you can end up being terminated. There’s good things to being focus in school one reward would be advanced classes. If you come to school every day ready to learn your going to know everything you possible can. Another reward for the workplace would be job title promotions, which would be a pretty big deal since all we ever want to do is move up in