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Personal Narrative: What To Do After High School

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My plans of what I am going to do after high school are as follows: I wish to graduate with an honors diploma, enjoy a fun and active summer, and then once that is over, start school at Wright Sate. Whilst I’m at college, I plan on going after a double major: one in Engineering and the other in Acting. Following college, I plan on going out into the engineering field and to begin to profit. As that happens I plan on trying to accumulate some fame as an actor so that eventually the funds supplied by the acting career surpass those of the engineering, though the engineering would always be a good safeguard for my financial life. To prepare for this I am taking as many advanced science and math classes as I possibly can.

If this plan does not

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