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 Hello there <3, in this blog im going to tell you about what advice would you give a high school student who is about to go to college?.  When I entered the university they gave me a lot of advice, but the truth is that very little helped me.  They always advise you the typical things like: be tidy, focus on your study, organize your time, etc.  The only advice that helped me was to organize my time, however, I don't apply much of the rest.  They also told me that I had to focus and that the main thing wasn't to have friends, something that I strongly disagree with now that I live the experience of being a university student.  Friends have become a strong pillar in my day to day, with them they support me emotionally and academically.  When I think of some advice to my acquaintances who haven't yet entered university, I think of: "Organize your time, because later you will not be able to sleep well or you will have everything accumulated for the last days that you

 Half of my studies were in a Catholic school, but the truth is that I barely remember the Our Father.  I have never liked religion, the social impact it has and how it influences the decisions of others.  When they talk to me about religion I think of: The church, the nuns, the Vatican, among others;  That's what I don't like about religion, the people who make it up, how they try to manipulate others by instilling their Catholicism and their political influence in many countries.  However, leaving that issue aside, I like what religions themselves have as their goal, which is to have faith in yourself, help others and, in short, be empathic.  I feel that if one follows the path of faith, respect, regardless of the religion, gives more meaning to believing in something or someone.  What do I mean by this, that when you are in trouble you unconsciously entrust yourself to someone or something, where faith and hope is the only thing you believe in and that is when you think that

 What do you think of the health service in our country? -First, I would like to comment on something that happened to me recently, well, it actually happened to my sister.  She was on her way to her university but before getting off at her bus stop, the bus collided with another one causing my sister to fall and end up in the hospital (don't worry, she's fine).  She spent approximately 7 hours waiting for them to attend her, they entered her wrongly writing that she had hit her head when she really had a swollen knee and neck.  Having said this, my opinion about health in Chile, you will know that it is going down a negative path, the service is very bad and there are many hours of waiting.  Fortunately, it hasn't happened to me, but many people do have very bad experiences.  Another example might be my Grandpa, her arm hurt, they told her it was tendinitis and she ended up with terminal lung cancer, or my Grandma, they said she had a stress blackout and she ended up in be

 Hey there. I hope you are doing well. I am going talk about ¿How has your political views changed during your lifetime?. First I have to clarify that I am not very informer about politics, I am not from a family that supports any political and therefore They have never instilled a vision in me and They always let me form my own. When I was in primary school i was in a Catholic school where everything was conservative and they didn't let you give your opinion. Thas is why I have a conservartive stance towards any political event, although I have really only knew that the president of those years was Michelle Bachellet. But when I changed schools, I was able to realize the diferents realities that each classmate lived day by day. Also I met a womens with very strong opinions about Feminism and why, for example, the abortion should be free ( mention that when I was young I didn't agree) or also about the injustices that the Country had y How affected us.  So, ending my opinion, p