Post 2: My Rhetorical Situation

 October 16, 2024


    The topic I have chosen to write my essay on are the struggles to balance school and work. We all have busy lives, and it feels as if it is all crumbling apart after you graduate high school. In my essay, I hope to relay information on how to better juggle working at your job, doing school work, and maintaining your social life, but not just first-year college students like myself, but anyone in school struggling to keep a healthy balance of all the things you must accomplish in life. 

    I hope my essay can help anyone that reads it, and helps myself as I write it. I chose to do this topic because it is something I actually struggle with. While I feel as if I am getting better with the whole college thing, I hope to be improved even more as I read new articles, and write solutions for it. 

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