Seniors and their Entrance to Colleges

Would it be fair if the college that accepted you wouldn't give you entrance to their school? Many colleges does not grant entrance to some students that were accepted from that school. Many seniors think that after they are accepted to a college, they don't have to try in school anymore. I do think that colleges do have a right to take away entrance to students that don't try anymore during the rest of the year. Seniors should be denied entry to a college if they no longer try during the rest of the year because it shows which students doesn't try hard enough and the colleges shouldn't waste money on students that don't do their absolute best.

Letting grades fall and not completing a class they promised to do show that these students doesn't work hard enough or can easily give up. Seniors shouldn't let their grades drop because high school isn't over yet. They should work equally as hard as the other high school students. If colleges see that students are slacking off after being accepted to their school, it is reasonable to take away entrance to their school. Seniors that want to always have it easy aren't prepared to do college level work, therefore, they shouldn't be granted to study at the college they got accepted to. The students that doesn't complete a course they promise to do should also be denied entrance because these colleges expected them to do these courses. It might have been these courses that they would have took that got them accepted to the college in the first place. Without competing the courses they promised to take, they might not have been qualified to the college if these courses are required.

Students that let their grades fall should be dropped from the college because many colleges have budget cuts. Colleges doesn't want to waste their money on students that slack off because it shows that these students have the potential to also slack in their college. No matter how close it is to finishing the school year, students shouldn't allow themselves to drop their grades. Even if the students are accepted to a college, they should show that they can still work hard. Other grade levels in high school still have to do their best to get through the year, so it is only fair that seniors should work hard. Colleges probably expect the students to do the same quality of work during the last months of high school and if those expectations aren't met, then they shouldn't let the student go to their college.

Seniors that let their grades fall during the last few months of school shouldn't be granted entry to a college they got accepted to because these are the students that don't try hard enough and colleges shouldn't waste their time and money on these students. I think it is very important to go through the whole year strong so it shows the colleges that you are a hard worker. If I chose the students that gets into a college, I certainly wouldn't want the student to be a slacker because it would give a bad image for the college.

Senior Year Highlights

This senior year I am looking forward to joining all the clubs that i joined last year and doing more extracurricular activities. All the clubs I joined previously were all fun so I want to continue being a part of them this year. Since I am in Interact Club this year, I am looking forward on doing more community service. Also, I want to start doing sports again because last year I didn't do any sports. I did badminton my first two years in high school so I want to try the sport again this year.
I am really excited on doing the senior project because I already have an idea on what topic to do. I'm planning to do the project on sewing because it is something I want try to do. I want to learn how to sew things together to make my own piece of clothing. Making clothing yourself out of pieces of cloth seems more fun than just buying them and it is just very interesting to me. I am also looking forward to walking across the stage and graduating. Although these high school years were great, graduating high school would be one of the major highlights of the year.