Transition From Middle School To High School

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Transitioning from middle school to high school is an exciting yet a new experience. But these four years of high school can leave a huge impact on students’ life. Not only that, but it can also be a challenge for ultimate amount of students, including me. Going into high school, there might be a few difficulties that I would face. Such as, time management, stress, money management.
Time management is managing my time so I can allocate my time to the right things. For the past year of middle school, I have struggled lots with managing my time. Hence the reason, as I grow older and build up to higher grade levels, my responsibilities increase, causing me to sacrifice my time that was supposed to be for myself. Moreover, now that I am going
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