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There are many things that stood out to me about college. One thing was new study habits and staying active in class. This will help me become a better student and participant. Another thing was independence. My independence results showed me that I am mature, ready to take charge, and ready for comfort with freedom. I also may not need a larger college to go to. A third thing about my results was social consciousness. This means I care about the world around me and the community outside of college. My concern about the state of the world may influence my life along the road. The last thing that really stood out to me was the academic/social balance. During college grades and sports will be a priority for me. I will also need to make time for a busy life and college and I need to choose a college where life will be balanced. These things will help me find the best college for myself down the road.

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One thing that surprised me was organization. I do keep everything around me pretty organized so I don’t lose anything but my room is another story. Once my room starts getting a little messy I lose hope in cleaning the mess up and organizing the things in my room. Out of my whole family I am the most organized and neat and that part fits me very well. I know where everything is, where I last put something, and I always stay on top of school work unless something bad happens to me or my family. My room may get very messy at times and I may have large piles of clothes everywhere but after a week I will get it back into shape. One thing that didn’t surprise me was the Consul's sensitivity and care. I’m that friend that always checks up on everybody if I do something to hurt them or upset them,  I make sure it’s ok by the end of the day. I am also a very sensitive person. When I was younger I used to ball my eyes out when a family member moved or even if they went away for a few days. I think I have gotten over that phase a little bit though. Another thing is if somebody says something to me and I don’t like it or it hurts my feelings I will take it very personally and I won’t forget it. After I read this I realized how much I relate to being a Consul.

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Consuls are very well organized and they will best work in environments with clear predictable tasks. They need human interaction and emotional feedback to be satisfied in their line of work. People with a Consul personality will be great in the medical field and social work. Teaching may be another great option! Consuls are people who are not just productive and helpful, but people who enjoy doing it. People with the Consul personality have their best careers that benefit them to feel appreciated and know they have helped somebody. Consuls prefer to be around more people while working instead of hiding in a back room alone.

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Consuls have many weaknesses but here are some of the ones I think I most contribute to. A lot of times Consuls may be worried about their social status. This can affect many decisions they make and can limit their creativity. Consuls want to fit in and be popular and this could affect their thoughts or ideas. Another side of this is being too selfless. Consuls may try to create their value with doting attention. This can overwhelm those who really don’t need it. As a result Consuls often neglect their own needs in the process.One last thing that I relate to is being vulnerable to criticism. Consuls personalities could become extremely defensive or hurt if somebody close to them or anybody else in the world criticizes their habits, beliefs, or traditions. These three things connect to my life very well.

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My research came back as a Consul. Out of all my research I had 5 strengths. One of the strengths was strong practical skills. This means that I am a great manager of my day to day tasks and routines. Another thing that runs along this line is my strong sense of duty. People with this personality have a strong sense of responsibility and strive to achieve their goals. My third strength was about being extremely loyal. Consuls are eager to preserve the status quo. This makes them very loyal and trustworthy partners or employees. People who are Consuls are true pillars to any community groups they belong to. Consuls can always be relied upon. Consuls are also sensitive and warm. This means people with this type of personality care extremely about others feelings and they are very careful not to offend or hurt anybody. Consuls seek peace in the middle of a storm and solve problems the best they can. They are also strong team players. One last strength Consuls have is being able to connect with others. Consuls are normally well liked, social, and comfortable. Consuls feel like they have a strong need to belong. They also have no problem with small talk or following the social cues. Consuls take an active role in their community.

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There are many things that stood out to me about college. One thing was new study habits and staying active in class. This will help me become a better student and participant. Another thing was independence. My independence results showed me that I am mature, ready to take charge, and ready for comfort with freedom. I also may not need a larger college to go to. A third thing about my results was social consciousness. This means I care about the world around me and the community outside of college. My concern about the state of the world may influence my life along the road. The last thing that really stood out to me was the academic/social balance. During college grades and sports will be a priority for me. I will also need to make time for a busy life and college and I need to choose a college where life will be balanced. These things will help me find the best college for myself down the road.

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Visual Learners

Sit near the front of the classroom. (It won't mean you're the teacher's pet!)

Have your eyesight checked on a regular basis.

Use flashcards to learn new words.

Try to visualize things that you hear or things that are read to you.

Write down key words, ideas, or instructions.

Draw pictures to help explain new concepts and then explain the pictures.

Color code things.

Avoid distractions during study times.

Remember that you need to see things, not just hear things, to learn well.

Tactile Learners

Participate in activities that involve touching, building, moving, or drawing.

Do lots of hands-on activities like completing art projects, taking walks, or acting out stories.

It's OK to chew gum, walk around, or rock in a chair while reading or studying.

Use flashcards and arrange them in groups to show relationships between ideas.

Trace words with your finger to learn spelling (finger spelling).

Take frequent breaks during reading or studying periods (frequent, but not long).

It's OK to tap a pencil, shake your foot, or hold on to something while learning.

Use a computer to reinforce learning through the sense of touch.

Remember that you learn best by doing, not just by reading, seeing, or hearing.

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College location and housing may prevent me from going to college. I don’t want to live at a college in the middle of nowhere or somewhere in the country. Don’t get me wrong I love the country, it's just not what I look for in college. My goal is to live in the city at a college and be closer to things on campus. Some colleges don’t provide housing on the campus. When I’m in college I do not want to live at home and I especially don’t want to buy my own apartment at 18. When I’m in college I want a little break from my family. I also want to be open to more opportunities and to make new friends wherever I’m at. Living at home won’t give me this chance and it’s something I really look forward to.

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One thing I learned from my college research is  things about cost. A lot of colleges may have you pay for housing on top of what you already pay for tuition. They may also charge you for having a car or pet on campus. Colleges also charge more for out of state students and private colleges can cost up to three times more than a public college. The private college I researched was Fordham University in NYC. This college’s tuition for out of state student’s was unavailable. This may mean that their price  may be extra high. To cut down on the tuition you pay every year you may apply for scholarships too. Cost can take a lot of extra money and will take you a lot of extra time to achieve paying for.

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Ohio State was my least favorite college I researched. The safety of the college was a 1 star and I don’t want to go to an unsafe college. Ohio State has a lot to offer and I did like that about it but the other colleges I researched I liked better. This college was also almost too big for me too. They have many campuses and a whole lot of kids. Although they have good sports and they are well known, this college wasn’t for me.

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Out of the four colleges I researched, Texas University was my favorite. I like this college because of its location acceptance rate, job placement rate, and all of the extra activities it offers. This college is also D1. I want to play D1 volleyball and this is the college I want. Texas is such a pretty place and I would love going to college there. Texas University has a 32% acceptance rate. At this rate it will be hard to get in but I know they won’t take anybody who misbehaves or does anything to harm the school. I also know that I will have to get good grades and be a good student to get in. This research gave me a lot of stuff to look into about my dream college and I love it!

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One thing that really stood out to me was the acceptance rate. The acceptance rate tells you out of all the people that applied, that's the percent that got into the college. My two out of state colleges both had an acceptance rate under fifty percent. This means that out of every 2 people that apply only 1 gets accepted. That is one of the harder colleges to get into but that also means those colleges won’t accept kids who act up in school.
Another thing that stood out to me was safety. It wasn’t required to look at it but I looked at it because I want to go to a safe college. I don’t want to go to an unsafe college with kids who  you think are good but deep down aren’t. There also may be things around the campus that aren’t too good to do or see. There may be drugs, fights, gangs, stealing and more. I want to live my college life to fullest and with these things around I may be scared and try to hide inside.