Writing Center Exp.

When we were in the writing center, we were reviewing our comparison or contrast essay. I found out that I wasn't talking to much about how MySpace and FaceBook were alike. I kept on giving examples. And talking more about the fact that they are alike. Sort of the way, as if I was doing it in 1st person. Originally, the essay is suppose to be 3rd person. So I had alot of work that I needed to be done. I never would have noticed the problem. But I was in a different group that day. And they pointed it out, I could not believe myself. I felt like I was in high school, still making careless mistakes. How could I let myself slip up like that. I am pretty glad I got this taken care of. Luckily we have groups, and we have time to go back into the writing center, and review and examine our work. If we did not do this, I would probably not gone over my assignment. And I would of failed. If I failed, I would have to retake the course. That would really suck, because I came all this way just to fail. I don't thing so. I would be hurt from my financial aid. Which would lead into less financial aid. So I am happy to say that the writing center experience was fairly well. Needless to say, if it were up to me, and if I have the available time, I would see the writing center on a normal basis. I get essays from class about every 2 to 3 weeks. So I could atleast visit once a week, to see where I stand in class, and on my articles or essays. This would be a fairly well plan to put my time into. Only if I had the time. I go to the writing center speratcaly. I know this can effect me, but if I went to them all the time, it will effect my other classes. So I am in a win loose situation. Never the less, I would say stay in school, stay off drugs, and always attend class on a regular basis. You should also sit infront of the class when you can. If you can not, sitting as close as you can to the instructor, will be your best bet. And visit the writing center, it can really be affective on your half as a San Antonio College student.