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The summer had just begun. As any
other student would be, I was exited for incoming days of relaxation and stress
free time with close family and friends. Everything seemed to be in order for a
great start to the summer. Unluckily, this excitement was short lived. I had to
take the ACT. This news was like a train had run off its tracks and made its
newfound pathway toward my hopes and dreams. All of my excitement and feelings
of relaxation were affectively obliterated. I had yet more hours of studying
and hard work ahead of me, then additional boring hours of pure test taking to
reach the end result. I would be spending days sitting at home or in a
classroom preparing while others enjoyed their fresh summer freedom. The
challenge at hand was not an easy one; prepare for the test, take the test, get
-hopefully a good- grade. I started by doing all the necessary preparation. To
succeed in conquering this challenge I had to put in hard work and make sacrifices.
Test day finally arrived and the nerves hit hard. I was not about to let all
the preparation I had done go to waste. While taking the test all of the strategies
I took to learning came to me like I had known them all of my life. I finished
the test and knew that I had done well. I had beaten this challenge. Test
scores came in to prove that I had got a 29 and I would be free from stress
like that for the rest of summer.
-Brandon
Curran
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