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The first one of my strengths that really stood out to me was determined, I feel like I don’t get determined very often but when I do I don’t stop until I get what I want. So I feel like determined fits me very well. Another that I thought described me very well was curious. I don’t know why but I feel like I need to know everything and why everything happens, so I definitely felt like this was coming.

Another word that didn’t surprise me for one of my strengths is independent. I feel like my whole life I have been pretty independent and kind of a lone wolf a little bit so getting this word definitely doesn’t surprise me. One word that does surprise me though is informed. It says that I base my conclusions on research and I am very devoted, honestly I wouldn’t describe myself like that.

The last word I got that I don't really understand is versatile. It says I love diving into challenges and succeed in a wide range of endeavors. I don’t really know what that means so I probably wouldn’t use that word to describe myself. Those are most of the words that my results use to describe me.

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The first word honestly describes me perfectly, it probably is bad but it definitely describes me. The word is overly critical, it says I can become really critical which is unfair. Sometimes I can be really critical, especially with my friends. I definitely understand this one, and it is right, the word is arrogant. I try not to be, but sometimes words just slip out of my mouth. My results say that I can be needlessly harsh when trying to prove others wrong.

The last one is dismissive of emotions. The results say that I can get impatient with anyone who values feelings over facts. Which is very true because I get impatient very quickly and it is hard to control.

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Career paths that are good for me are ones with quiet environments where I can mostly work by myself. I also need a job where I can rise to my full potential. Some surprising but good job options for me would be sales or human resources. Those are some possible career options for me.

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One result that doesn’t surprise me is that didn’t surprise me was that the results said I had a sarcastic sense of humor and that I like to be in a small group of friends. It also said that I think small talk is very pointless which I think is very true. Honestly nothing really surprised me in the results, it pretty much described me spot on.

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I got a wide range of results but I also learned a lot from them. I would do well in either a small school or a big school and I will be comfortable with the responsibility and freedom of college. I prefer to learn quietly with assignments, I might need extra assistance, and I need a college where I can have a balance in between school and extracurriculars. I see college as a way to achieve my goals and I have specific goals to make the most of my college experience. That is a couple of things learned from my college results.

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Sit where you can hear.

Have your hearing checked on a regular basis.

Use flashcards to learn new words; read them out loud.

Read stories, assignments, or directions out loud.

Record yourself spelling words and then listen to the recording.

Have test questions read to you out loud.

Study new material by reading it out loud.

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What is stopping me the most from going to college is honestly everything. I don’t like learning anything and I know I will not enjoy paying to learn something that I don’t want to learn. Also I don’t like making new friends and if I go into college without any friends there I probably won't have any friends there ever, but I don’t want to sit by myself. The last reason is, to me it just seems more practical to get a job after high school and make money instead of going back to school and losing money. That is what is standing in my way of going to college.

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While exploring colleges I learned some things. One thing that I learned is that so many colleges have so many different majors that I didn’t even know existed. Honestly that is what stood out to me the most, I thought colleges all had a variation of the same majors. Actually almost all of the colleges that I have looked at have a ton of different majors. I didn’t know there were so many majors that were offered let alone offered at so many different colleges.

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Of the colleges I looked at, my least favorite was Ohio Northern University. I didn’t like this college because they didn’t have very many majors that I was interested in, there weren't any that jumped out at me and I really liked them. The next reason is because I feel like it is too small, I am going to know almost everyone there and I don’t like knowing very many people. The last reason is it is super expensive and I wouldn’t get to study what I wanted to study. That is why I would not choose to go to this college.

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Of the four colleges I researched, the one I liked the best was Trinity Valley community college. The biggest reason I liked this college the best is because it has a really good cheer leading program and I can get a scholarship to that school for cheer leading. Another reason I liked it is because it was a good distance away from home but not too far away to where I can’t come back and visit. The last reason this was my favorite college was because it is a community college so it is one of the smallest and the least expensive. Of the four colleges I researched, Trinity Valley Community College is definitely my favorite.

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The first thing that really stood out to me is that colleges have so many different options. I feel like every single decision you make about college has 10 different options you can pick from. There are so many different majors, so many different classes, so many different housing options and it kind of makes me stressed out to have to pick. That is one thing that really stood out to me.

The second thing that I really noticed is that not all the time the students of that college are right out of high school. I thought they were put for one of the colleges I researched; the average age of students was 25-26. It was a big University so there is a chance that they are older because they go there for graduate school. So it turns out that most of the students that go to that school are not right out of high school.