Unsatisfactory From a young age to today, I have heard countless strangers ask me, “Tell me about yourself,” curious about my name, age, and ethnicity. I, along with millions of students, have written a massive number of reports and essays throughout the school years but I have never pondered about how I view myself as an English student. Given the prompt, I believe the kind of English student that I am today is reflected upon my interests, background, and experience. Multimedia’s Utopian Project was a fun experience during my sophomore year. It allowed me to immerse myself within my imagination, creating my very own world, story, and unique characters, similar to myths. When given a prompt to write a story, my creativity and imagination knows …show more content…
Both authors, plus the people that were mentioned in the texts, went through several hardships that were unimaginable. I felt mixed feelings while being absorbed within the events happening in these writings. I gained more of an insight of how people who grew up in poverty with careless parents became very successful in the twenty-first century. For what most American children take for granted, I feel incredibly fortunate to have both loving parents with steady jobs and …show more content…
My stomach and chest would feel like they are twisting whenever I know that it would be my turn to demonstrate to give an oral presentation next. Currently, I am gaining a bit more confidence and experience presenting myself to others. I entered an internship program, which permitted me to have a mock interview with various people from different, famous companies. A person from Google shared with me his experiences of how his interview was like and how his first day at work went. This man gave me numerous advices of how I can combine my scattered skills and ideas into one grand statement that would wow the interviewers and