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Registration Day

            On the day of my registration, I was a little nervous because it was my first time to register at college. Most of my friends told me to register the classes by phone but I just want to have some experience about college registration system. They told me that online registration system is better and faster too but I still wanted to go and check out the registration system. .
             It was almost 10:00 am, when I got there. As soon as I got there, I didn't go straight to registration office. I walked around first and looked out other places like library, swimming pool, cafeteria, book store and etc. Most of them were look very fantastic especially library and swimming pool. Anyway, I went to L building at noon. I went straight to the registration office. I saw only 6 or 7 people was there on the line. All of my friends said I was really lucky because on their registration day, there were more than 12 people on the line for register classes. I think almost all the people at registration office are really nice to me. They explained step by step to me and answered all the questions that I didn't understand. After everything was done, I went back to my house. I thought college registration will be really difficult for me but turn out really easy. I didn't get the class that I want though. My friends told me that I should use telephone registration or online registration because it's easier than going to registration office. Well, I thought it was easy too and I got some experience about college registration.
             On the first day of my college, I thought that going to PCC will be fun for me because most of my friends will be there and being a college student is better and more independence than high school student. Everything was going fine on that day. I went to math class at 6:00 pm to 8:40 pm. I didn't have time to check out the library though. So I thought I might have time to check out next day. However, the next day, the terrible things happened, I have a music class at 7:15 am, so I woke up at 5:30 am and start prepared my stuff.


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