College: Senior Year Demands

High school seniors should work hard their senior year in preparation  for college. College is very different from high school as college is where education matters to most people. As a senior, I think seniors should work harder than they have three years before. If grades fall colleges are given the impression that the individual is not "ready" for college yet. If a senior promises  a college that they will be taking certain class colleges expect those demands to be met if not they have the right to denied an applicant a place in the college.

 Should seniors work hard? Yes, seniors should be able to show colleges that they are "good" enough to succeed in life and academic wise on their campus. Colleges  look at students based on the challenges they are willing to take in other to make it in life. I believe that seniors should work hard as they possible could because I shows colleges that they can be good students. When a student has worked hard for three years in high school their senior year doesn't have to be too "hard" but then again it shouldn't be too "easy".

In conclusion, seniors that have worked hard for three years, deserve to enter college in pursuit of a career in this competitive world. Senior have to work hard in other to get in the best colleges because the harder they work the more competitive colleges see their efforts to become successful college students. Senior year should be a year were a student shows the world that they are "college ready" and one can achieve such by maintaining a high G.P.A and take honors and Advance Placement classes.