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I was excited as the person in front of me started walking. In my graduation gown, I followed suit and started to hear the tune of pomp and circumstance, the classical tune played during any graduation. I had mixed feelings as I knew that I was going to be leaving some of my friends who I've known for over six years throughout high school and middle school. We did nearly everything together and to think about leaving them as we all go our separate ways saddened me. Yet, there was also a feeling of excitement as going to college, I will meet many new people and make new friends. I thought of it as a chance to start fresh, with a clean slate and live life over again. Still, I had the whole summer left to go hang out with my friends. The next day, I learned that the college I would go to, McGill, allowed incoming freshman to have cars on campus. Since I didn't have a drivers license yet and the thought of having a car on campus interested me, I decided to see if I can get a drivers license before the summer was over. I flipped through the yellow pages to look for cheap driving schools that would satisfy my needs. I found some driving schools uk to be pretty nice, offered great instruction and even a free practical test. I decided to enroll into one. Getting a driver's license was a two step process. First, I had to take a written test to test my knowledge about the road and next, I had to take a practical test to see if I have the necessary skills to drive a car. I learned most of the subjects needed for the written test such as signs, signals, when to drive, when not to drive, and what to do about drunk drivers. Most driving schools uk teach the same thing so it was all the same to me. Then the driving schools uk taught me how to drive the car. I learned how to adjust mirrors, turn on the defogger, what to do when the engine stalls or breaks down, and what to do when a tire pops. The driving schools uk has prepared me well for this drivers test. I took the written test a day later and got a ninety percent on it which was good enough to pass. I also passed the practical test with flying colors.