TURNING POINTS

After my English class I began to think about turning points in my life. It is interesting to think about my history and without doubt the part that changed my life was going to the college. During my childhood I studied in primary and high school nuns. It is a very strict system to which I was accustomed. When it came time to enter college, everything was different. From the education system to the university society. I felt very happy to experience something different, I was able to meet many people that I now consider very good friends. As I advanced in my studies many people disparaged my ability because the career I am following is reputed to be rude and very strong. Now that I'm about to graduate I feel satisfied with the work I've been doing all this time.

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