Final Assignment Reflection

Given many questions to answer I took a while to think about how I would organize these ideas without sounding choppy and dry. I could easily write pages answering the questions but as we were told not to do that I'm going to sit it out as a past present and future reflection. I'm worried that it might still sound too disjointed so I know I want to avoid that. not quite sure how I'll do that yet. I'm the kind of person that has to just jump in so I've decided to simply start writing it piece by piece and then revise it a few times. another concern is that I'll sound like I'm making excuses in the beginning. I planned on citing my high school education as a reason for my lazy nature but I don't want to fall into a pit of blaming things for my own faults. I've always hated people who make excuses and I don't want to be portrayed as a spoiled brat who is just complaining about a lacking educational system. In some ways I do blame them but I don't want to use that as a crutch. I want to write about the current semester and how I wish I did better but while staying away from the term "regret". I don't believe in regret and a lot of this class taught me about not regretting mistakes but learning from them as best I can. Learning is the point of all of this after all. I want to also touch on my plans for the future. I am staying for next semester and having learned the ropes of southern I now have a lot more resources to utilize  I'll touch on my experiences at the library and disability services center and how they assuaged my worry. Over all my biggest worry is the flow of the entire writing but that's a bridge I dont want to worry about crossing just yet.