Halfway done

Although I did study for midterms, I guess I really have to get out of the high school mindset when it comes to tests. I’ve always had a problem telling myself that I don’t need to study that if I don’t already know all the material than I just won’t within the next day or two. And again, that got the best of me. After seeing my midterm grades, I was a little upset with my math grade but I know that I can bring my grade up by the end of the semester if I just continue to get help with what I’m struggling on. I also was really disappointed in my French grade, but I also realized that I need to ask for help with another language because that’s something that just doesn’t come easily. I actually have a meeting set up with my French teacher to improve my grade. All in all I wasn’t completely disappointed in my grades because I realized that I had a B in my anthropology class which I didn’t think was at all possible. I noticed that when I’m not as much interested in a class I just don’t work as hard in it, but I guess with what I am studying it paid off. But I’m going to continue to do the work and study to show that I can be successful in that class if I just set my mind to it. I’m choosing to not share my GPA right now because I know it would be greatly affected by my French grade and that’ll just set me back. I could also say that my grades do represent how much time and effort I’ve put into my work because honestly, I haven’t put that much time into actually studying for each class and taking the time to do all the homework. But I know now how I performed this half of the semester and plan on improving for the second half.