Comments on: Is college truly for me? http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm bodylanguagevideos.com Wed, 12 May 2010 13:07:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: n_ricki http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm/comment-page-1#comment-794 n_ricki Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:39:59 +0000 http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm#comment-794 Yes! College is definitely for YOU! You say you are a good student and you have a desire to serve. So prepare yourself. No one was born a great communicator. We were all born babies whose skills had to be developed. You are no different. You're normal! People aren't like on TV, witty and quick thinking. Real Life isn't like that. Most of us, normal people, have to stop and think and prepare our thoughts. I went through very similar experiences, just like you. That's life. At the University, you'll have a chance to explore your interest and to develop your skills and no one will think less of you for doing it. You'll be in a safe surrounding. That's what college is for. You'll have to risk everything to get that experience, that training, that preparation and those skills that you'll need to excel in life. TRUE! Risk everything by leaving your "comfort zone" and going to the university, but it's a safe surrounding. You'll enjoy it. You'll see. The key is to find your "proper fit school." If you look for it, you'll have no trouble finding it.<br><b>References : </b><br>Find yourself some college money: http://www.fastweb.com http://www.scholarships.com http://www.petersons.com Yes! College is definitely for YOU!

You say you are a good student and you have a desire to serve. So prepare yourself. No one was born a great communicator. We were all born babies whose skills had to be developed. You are no different. You’re normal!

People aren’t like on TV, witty and quick thinking. Real Life isn’t like that. Most of us, normal people, have to stop and think and prepare our thoughts. I went through very similar experiences, just like you. That’s life.

At the University, you’ll have a chance to explore your interest and to develop your skills and no one will think less of you for doing it. You’ll be in a safe surrounding. That’s what college is for.

You’ll have to risk everything to get that experience, that training, that preparation and those skills that you’ll need to excel in life. TRUE! Risk everything by leaving your "comfort zone" and going to the university, but it’s a safe surrounding. You’ll enjoy it. You’ll see.

The key is to find your "proper fit school." If you look for it, you’ll have no trouble finding it.
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Find yourself some college money:
http://www.fastweb.com
http://www.scholarships.com
http://www.petersons.com

]]> By: TwistedxKiss http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm/comment-page-1#comment-793 TwistedxKiss Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:17:59 +0000 http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm#comment-793 You really need to research your federal financial aid options. Federal student loans are not nearly as bad as you seem to think they are and there are safeguards in place should you fall on hard times to help you make the payments. Private student loans are a stickier situation but I think are still worth it if that's what it takes. For all you know you'd qualify for grants or scholarships that'd cover most if not all your expenses anyway, you'll never know unless you submit a FAFSA. I don't know you, so maybe I'm off base here. But I kind of feel like you have been in a long, drawn out process of giving up ever since you "ditched" the 4 year out of fear. Don't give up. You have nothing to be afraid of. You can do this, and you'll be glad you did in the end. You don't want to look back and wish you hadn't let your fear control you. I missed out on years of my life out of fear and that's nothing I'd want for anybody else.<br><b>References : </b><br> You really need to research your federal financial aid options. Federal student loans are not nearly as bad as you seem to think they are and there are safeguards in place should you fall on hard times to help you make the payments. Private student loans are a stickier situation but I think are still worth it if that’s what it takes. For all you know you’d qualify for grants or scholarships that’d cover most if not all your expenses anyway, you’ll never know unless you submit a FAFSA.

I don’t know you, so maybe I’m off base here. But I kind of feel like you have been in a long, drawn out process of giving up ever since you "ditched" the 4 year out of fear. Don’t give up. You have nothing to be afraid of. You can do this, and you’ll be glad you did in the end. You don’t want to look back and wish you hadn’t let your fear control you. I missed out on years of my life out of fear and that’s nothing I’d want for anybody else.
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]]> By: Kosta http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm/comment-page-1#comment-792 Kosta Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:53:59 +0000 http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm#comment-792 First of all sorry for the english. I have a similar problem myself i just became freshman for computer science. That job also requires strong verbal/written communication skills which i always lacked. But i know that over the years thorough high school that i was improving slowly but gradually. I took some acting classes it helps communication greatly also makes you find many other awesome people and builds character. It worked for me. What I am saying is than you should finish what you love and if you find obstacles along the way you should never give up if you need to improve yourself then improve yourself, if you need money then find a part time job, It is the most difficult to defeat yourself but once you defeat yourself anything is possible! Just follow your dreams.<br><b>References : </b><br> First of all sorry for the english. I have a similar problem myself i just became freshman for computer science. That job also requires strong verbal/written communication skills which i always lacked. But i know that over the years thorough high school that i was improving slowly but gradually. I took some acting classes it helps communication greatly also makes you find many other awesome people and builds character. It worked for me. What I am saying is than you should finish what you love and if you find obstacles along the way you should never give up if you need to improve yourself then improve yourself, if you need money then find a part time job, It is the most difficult to defeat yourself but once you defeat yourself anything is possible! Just follow your dreams.
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]]> By: Bella http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm/comment-page-1#comment-791 Bella Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:34:59 +0000 http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm#comment-791 All this that you said is me. I dont like talking to people that much cause l dont think my verbal speaking is well either.I get scared when l have to answer something cause l feel like lma stutter but l just try my best and do it. Im getting my Bachelor's in Psychology too and then my Master's in Social work.I will try my best.And if l can do it anybody can do it.Trust me and talk more in the class around you.Also think bout your future.You dont want to be getting paid 8 dollars an hour all your life. Keep going to school dont quit trust me. DOnt continue you will find the career that suits you. Good Luck! -Bella.<br><b>References : </b><br>My life.I hate doing presentations, thats the only thing l have a hard time doing.Other than that lm good.!..This is my 2nd year and l think its going great!=] All this that you said is me.
I dont like talking to people that much cause l dont think my verbal speaking is well either.I get scared when l have to answer something cause l feel like lma stutter but l just try my best and do it.
Im getting my Bachelor’s in Psychology too and then my Master’s in Social work.I will try my best.And if l can do it anybody can do it.Trust me and talk more in the class around you.Also think bout your future.You dont want to be getting paid 8 dollars an hour all your life.
Keep going to school dont quit trust me.
DOnt continue you will find the career that suits you.

Good Luck!

-Bella.
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My life.I hate doing presentations, thats the only thing l have a hard time doing.Other than that lm good.!..This is my 2nd year and l think its going great!=]

]]> By: Miki http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm/comment-page-1#comment-790 Miki Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:02:59 +0000 http://bodylanguagevideos.com/videos-read-body-language/is-college-truly-for-me.htm#comment-790 think at it from this way, is a low paying job really for you or is a high paying job really for you.<br><b>References : </b><br> think at it from this way, is a low paying job really for you or is a high paying job really for you.
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