F.+Midterm+Essay

Dear Bunny, Your grades from the first semester were not so great. I noticed how you would always have your school bag with you, but have you done any of the work you have been assigned? This is your junior year; the most important year of your high school life. I want you to take it seriously and not let it fly by like it is nothing. You should do better next semester because you will make your parents happy, a better GPA will heighten your chances of getting accepted into the college you’re aiming for, and the information you will learn might help you advance in your future career. You need to step up your game this year. What would your parents say? Don’t you think you should make them happy? They will always be there to support you. But, they are not going to support you if you do not try harder to be the best you can be. When you showed them your first quarter grades, were they happy? I am pretty sure they were not. Work harder to make them smile. If you make them happy, they might not be so hard on you. Wouldn’t that make things a little easier? The Guidance counselor said that this year would be the most important year of your high school life. When you apply for college, they will look back on your junior year. If they see how average you are, do you think they will accept you? You have to show them what kind of student you are. That GPA will show them. And if it’s an average number, what do you think they will think? Complete all of your work and turn it in on time. Every little thing counts when determining your grades. Those grades will determine your GPA. And your GPA will determine what college’s you can attend. Keep in mind that all the information you’re taught in school might not be useless in the future. Pay attention to everything your teachers say and do. Follow all directions and finish all the work that is given. Don’t just sit around, space out, chat with friends, or fiddle with your pencil. Stays focused and push yourself to show how smart you really are. Everything you learn will eventually play an important role in the future, whether you plan on it or not. Ignoring all the notes and bits of information could end you up with disadvantages. Then, you’ll regret blowing everything off. This year is so important. I want you to grasp that concept and do your best to achieve what you need. After you achieve what you need, you’ll be able to work for what you want. Try not to distract yourself with things that aren’t important and focus on what is needed. Make sure to turn in everything that is due on time. Bring that smile to your parents’ face, blast that GPA to space, and drink every ounce of information that teacher throws at you. Remember, everything comes down to your choices. Go make some good ones. Your mirror image, Joshua Im