<p>I started my college application essay and i really need someones opinion. i need to know if I'm on the right path and some tips would be helpful.... thanks!</p>
<p>Moving can impact you in many ways, whether it may be good or bad. In the beginning, moving had a negative impact on me. I moved from Connecticut to South Carolina half way through high school. This had a huge impact on not only my social life, but my education as well. It was tremendously difficult to concentrate on school knowing that I wouldnt be enjoying my last two years of high school as much as my friends back home would. As you can see from my transcript, my grades junior year slipped. I was caught up in trying to regain my social life and adapt to the southern lifestyle. Half way through second semester of my junior year I realized that my education is more important than trying to keep up with my new friends. Being upset about not living in my home state with my friends and family isnt going to get me back there. Once I realized that, I immediately picked myself up and have been nothing but determined to get my grades back on track. Moving has forced me to adapt to different situations and thus made me a stronger and more flexible person. I have pushed past the weakest point in my life and am now on a one way path towards excellence. Sometimes life is about the ability to believe in where you are going, even when youre not sure what lies ahead. Anytime I start to question myself as to if Im going to earn a successful future, I think of that quote. This experience has changed my attitude towards completely. Moving states has shaped me into a well-rounded person.</p>