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Personal Narrative: Life After College

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It is the first day of school and I walked into my last period of the day which looks like every other class with desks and inspirational quotes covering the walls. As people start to file in I notice most of the class is seniors but I was a junior with no clue of the future ahead of me. The seniors started to discuss the plans for life after college which started to me think. Thus, I said to myself “I’m only a junior I still have time to think of what I want to do once I graduate.” Then it hit me that I in fact do not have time to think about my future because I only have two years left to plan until I’m off to college. Then the bell rang and the teacher walked in to settle down the class. She then began her first lesson of the year which

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