Autobiography draft2 (3~4)
Not realizing the importance of studying, I paid all my attention to running in elementary school. And all my efforts paid off; I have ever taken part in national competition getting an unforgettable trip. Nevertheless, I started to lose enthusiasm as the time went by. So I put schoolwork as my priority instead and gradually above the average in junior high school. Now I major in English in NTCVS. But being eager to learn more languages, I join a Japanese club. Besides, I passed the fourth level of Japanese this year. By the way, I think the big difference we encounter here is that teachers don't force us to study. What they care is attitude, for it decides our failure and success. They want us to look on the bright side as well. Our rector once said that our dictionaries contains every words without impossible. He told us to divide impossible into “I'm possible”. Hence, I do learn happily there and keep the top three. I am also elected to be the model student this year. All in all, what we learn here is that “attitude is everything”.

I'll face the entrance exam by and by. I have had my heart set on to major in foreign languages, because being proficient in foreign language gives me an edge in today's job market. I bet that I'll put my best foot forward to achieve it, and someday become a useful person.