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How Students Define Success in College
Success is a term with many definitions among human beings. One person's definition of
success, in most cases, is not usually the same. For example, one can describe themselves as a
success by having all the riches and valuable items. At the same time, another can say they are
successful by just having enough for them, and having good health and happiness. Both believe
they are successful, and each party usually works hard to achieve their success. The same applies
to a students' college life, each student usually has different levels of success they typically want
to achieve, and they always have strategies to achieve their success. A student's level of success
could be in academics, sports, or even personal relationships.
Many students, just like me, have many expectations and goals to achieve every
academic year. To declare a semester to have been successful, I have to have achieved specific
goals. My goals have greatly evolved ever since the first year and especially this academic year
due to Coronavirus. My definition of a successful year now will be participating in more in-class
interactions, eating clean and healthy, researching and collecting data successfully, obtaining
high grades and networking. Health is wealth. Since the first year, I have mostly eaten unhealthy,
which affects my concentration and health. Therefore, this year I hope to eat better to improve on

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my health. Studying from home will also aid this since I will spend more time cooking than
buying snacks. Participating in class helps improve my confidence and understanding of a topic
hence its importance. Online learning may hinder my goal, but I will schedule private lessons
with professors to interact with them. Getting high grades is usually high on my list since I hope
to graduate and join a prestigious graduate school. As schools and towns reopen, I hope to