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The AP Language and Composition class at Silver Creek is a great program that although challenging seems like it would be a great class to participate in and learn from. Although English isn't my best subject, I think that this class will really help elevate my knowledge and skill, and I will have room to grow. The main reasons I have for joining this class are to challenge myself and to improve my skills for working in the future. My first main reason for joining this program is that I would like to challenge myself, especially in English. As I mentioned earlier, English is not my best subject, and I find that it can really be a challenge at points. All throughout my Elementary and Middle school careers I was honored to excel in mathematics and science, but I have been only average in English. Throughout middle school, I was able to get almost straight A’s, the only B’s I got were in English, mostly because of lacking effort (who doesn't slack off in middle school, I can't be the only one). Now that I am in high school and putting in more …show more content…

During my college time--I do plan on attending a four year university--I will have to write many essays and be proficient in writing to succeed in that environment, therefore, taking a class like this would help improve my skills for future success in different situations. Another helpful application would be in the workplace. As I mentioned earlier, my main strengths lie in Science and Mathematics, but having those skills is nothing without having the ability to successfully communicate and be able to tell others what you are thinking or feeling. One of the major things I have learned from AP Statistics is that knowing how to do the math is only a small part of a problem, the most important part is to be able to communicate and explain exactly what you are doing, which requires a proficiency in

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