Personal Narrative: My College Workload

I remember the few days before my first class how I was nervous and paranoid about the workload that is psychologically attached to the Applied Science program.. Entering UBC, I only knew one other person going into the applied science program, so I felt alone wanting to go back to my hometown where all my friends were. However, on my first day at UBC on Imagine Day my entire orientation group was made up first year engineers just like me. Each and everyone of them were feeling nervous, however, each person was there that day to make new lifelong friends. The members from my orientation group were all in the same course timetable with me, leading to a number strong new friendships with whom you spend time with after school. During my first week I was fretting over the workload, and consistently thinking about how much work I was going to be assigned.
Consequently, putting in the effort, for completing all the homework that isn’t mandatory, is what will push you forward on quizzes and midterms. Additionally, coming into university I was scared that all my professors were going to be these angry and careless