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Academic Autobiography Activity 1.1 At some point in your schooling, you’ve probably written an autobiography about your life. In this assignment, you’ll be writing about your academic life. Consider the following questions and compose your answers:  How well have you been prepared through grade school, middle school, and high school for the scholarly requirements of college?  What are your strong points as a student?  What do you predict will be your biggest academic challenge in college? This assignment asks you to focus on yourself as a student, both by looking back and looking ahead.

Identify Your Goals