can you turn this into a 800 word exemplification/illustration essay .While attending my first month at LTCC it affected me in both positive and negative aspects. LTCC has taught me that attending college and putting in the effort is something that is earned and not something that just comes by easily. Attending college has allowed me to see the rigorous hours that go into studying as well as truly understanding the material we are learning. Growing up with two siblings taught me that school is important just as much as mental health is, they taught me to not stay cooped up in my room all day but instead to enjoy the little things in life like doing your homework prior to what it is you want to do so you're not having to do assignments late at night or early in the morning the day its due. I enjoy working on my car(fixing it as well as doing maintenance on it), anyone really can learn how to do this and honestly is an important skill to know as far as basic knowledge on how to replace a tire, put oil in your car, etc. To go about learning how to work on your car you could ask someone you know who is familiar with cars to help you learn more on your own vehicle or when you go into a shop to get something repaired on your car that you'd like to learn you could watch them and how they do it or look up a YouTube video. Music influences my life in many ways, one being it allows me to freely express how I feel in the moment. Possible consequences of dropping out of college can affect how other schools view you due to the fact they can see you dropped out, as well as the way you and others view yourself, while it is important to get your education and do your best to complicate college, the reality is, college isn't for everyone and that is also okay. One effect that video gaming has on young adults is taking away real life interactions with others, while one may have fun playing their most valued game for awhile, this takes away from engaging in real life conversation and interactions.

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