Writing Admission: Explanation of Having Multi Withdraw

"The important thing is not that you have performed perfectly, but that you have discovered that every circumstance is a learning opportunity." These powerful words have helped me overcome a difficult time in my life – that time when I had to withdraw some classes because I just couldn’t handle them anymore.
I have always seen myself as a diligent and hardworking student. I prioritize my schooling above everything else. I know that by completing college, I could give my parents the respect they deserved – of course, I also knew that a college degree could prepare me for many challenges I will face when I go out to "the real world". I had a full game plan to ensure success in the university – I designed my first year in college so that I could have enough time for studying and socializing at the same time. I followed a strict routine, a strict diet, a strict lifestyle. I wanted to make my stay in college as perfect as possible.
But despite all the preparation I did, I found myself inundated with biology and physics concepts that my brain just couldn’t grasp. I studied harder, read longer, hoping that my persistence would pay off somewhat. But still, I was behind my coursework, and I had trouble keeping up with class discussions...