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    Naisha Tobias struggled with procrastination in high school, especially as a senior taking honors and AP courses. She often completed assignments at the last minute and stressed about getting things done late. This year was especially challenging due to "senioritis," though she has grown mentally, emotionally, and financially since middle school. In her AP Statistics class, Naisha learned valuable real-world lessons, especially about bias from Chapter 13, that will help her in both her career and daily life. After high school, she plans to attend college and later apply to the FBI, pursuing online education to earn a master's degree.

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    Naisha Tobias struggled with procrastination in high school, especially as a senior taking honors and AP courses. She often completed assignments at the last minute and stressed about getting things done late. This year was especially challenging due to "senioritis," though she has grown mentally, emotionally, and financially since middle school. In her AP Statistics class, Naisha learned valuable real-world lessons, especially about bias from Chapter 13, that will help her in both her career and daily life. After high school, she plans to attend college and later apply to the FBI, pursuing online education to earn a master's degree.

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    Naisha Tobias

    Knight
    May 12, 2017
    AP Statistics

    Without a doubt, high school has been the hardest experience I have been through so far.

    Since elementary and through middle school, I have been able to complete work at the last

    minute and be completely fine. Then I was enrolled in honors and AP courses and couldn't shake

    my bad habits. Even as a senior, I stress about procrastination and wish that I would've started

    my assignments earlier. I have too many close calls with late assignments, to not have learned

    my lesson.

    This year I have had the most challenges because of senioritist, although it is not a real

    medical condition, if it were I would have been diagnosed. I am already quite lazy, but this year

    it was amplified by 10 times. I waited till the last minute to do most assignments and

    overwhelmed myself all the time. The feeling of the victories I achieved on the other hand felt

    amazing. Since there were more loses than wins, those wins not only brought up my grades but

    motivated me to do better.

    Looking back I still can not believe how much Ive grown. Mentally, emotionally,

    physically, and even financially. Back in 2013, I was childish and immature all the time. I would

    get into petty arguments, talked back to the teachers, and just out right did not do my work. Now

    I don't do any of those things, I do my work, don't talk back to anyone, and now instead of

    arguing, Id much rather debate about relevant topics that affect our society today.

    In this class I have learned more than I thought I honestly would. Though the most real

    world lesson (or chapter) would be the most recent chapter we learned, chapter 13. Learning

    about the different types of bias will help me out in my career and in my everyday life.
    After high school, I plan to attend Southeast Missouri State and major in microcomputer

    systems. I haven't decided whether or not I am going to transfer to another college but after my 4

    years, I am going to apply for the FBI. After training and beginning the job, I want to take online

    classes to get my masters.

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