Sentences with phrase «changed freshman year»

I still remember being in denial of how my vision had changed my freshman year of high school, insisting I only needed glasses to help see the chalkboard from the back of the classroom and also how incredibly shocked I was after being fitted to my first pair.

That all changed freshman year and I'm so happy I outgrew that one!

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HF: Notre Dame certainly has changed since my freshman year; there have been some administrative decisions that have emerged along the way that make me raise my eyebrows and wonder what direction we are headed in as a university.

That has changed this year, I think a lot of what you are pointing to for this season is more of the making mistakes category which I can deal with as there are a lot of freshmen out there.

I enrolled as a pre-med, and it was during my freshman year that this trifling incident occurred that changed the course of my life.

Little did I know that attending an information session my freshman year for Camp Kesem would change my life forever, and impact who I am in so many ways.

«I originally went to college thinking I wanted to go into broadcast journalism, but that quickly changed when I took an introductory psychology course my freshman year,» she explains.

I'm a freshman at the U of A majoring in Architecture, but mostly likely going to change it at the end of the year.

After 29 years of teaching, my classroom has changed from desks to tables with chairs on wheels (a Freshman boy's delight!).

Before turning to our results on student outcomes, we first examine how the double - dose algebra policy changed students» freshman - year experiences.

One high school freshman is determined to change how the new grading scale will be implemented in public schools next year.

After Harvard offered what was, in essence, a free college education to students whose families earned under $ 40,000 a year, Hoxby says, «the number of students whose families had income below that threshold changed by only about 15 students, and the class at Harvard is about 1,650 freshmen.»

Situations change, and just because someone was approved for a loan before their freshman year, doesn't mean they are still financially capable of paying it off.

Situations change, and just because someone was approved for a loan before their freshman year, doesn't mean they are still financially...

«I'm here because I want things to change,» Brooke Harrison, a 14 - year - old freshman at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, told ABC News» «Nightline» at the march.

Ben Galper, a 15 - year - old freshman, said he was ready to re-enter the freshman building out of habit and then had to change course when he realized he could no longer go there.

Considering his room has not been changed since his Freshman year in HS, it's time.