Evaluating Your Theses, One Para-graph

 1) In Files, read the document called "Some General Advice on Theses." 

 2)Next, read the theses below, A-R, from your benchmark es-says. 

3)Finally, considering both "Some General Advice on Theses" recommendations and your own judgment, choose the best four of the theses from A-R.

Naming the four best theses will be your "claim."

Support your four choices in a para-graph of about one 100 words; what makes these four theses better? Do the four that you picked share any common traits? Or are they strong in distinctive ways? Do your choices correspond to "Some General Advice on Theses"?

Theses from Your Benchmark Ess-ays

A) Although January 2026 and June 2026 both helped me grow and become more responsible, they were different because January focused on school and a busy routine, while June gave me more free time, new experiences, and a different daily schedule. 

B) I believe that summer classes are more challenging. 

C)  For these reasons, even though there are similarities between June 2026 and January 2026, the summer is actually more active and open than January due to the hotter temperatures, seasonal events of summer, and daylight hours. 

D) Though my mannerisms and lifestyle haven't changed much, my environment changes around me constantly. 

E) Even though January 2026 and June 2026 were both times of change and growth, June 2026 has been a time of more confidence and stability for me compared to January 2026. 

F) January 2026 and June 2026 were both times that required responsibility, growth, and strong time management. June 2026 is different because it was more relaxing, less stressful, and gave more freedom than January 2026. 

G) Although January 2026 and June 2026 both represent major turning points that required me to adapt and look ahead, January was defined by optimism and excitement despite academic stress, while June became a period of unexpected loss that forced me to rethink my future and personal identity. 

H) While January of 2026 and June of 2026 are both times in personal growth, working toward goals and taking on responsibilities, June is more about gaining experience, learning more, and preparing for future opportunities, as opposed to fresh beginnings and uncertainty in January. 

I) While my life goals, my passion for horse riding, and my closest friendships have remained  constant within the last six months, the structure of my days, the source of my stress, and even the place I call home have all shifted; I believe that stability and change can happily coexist within those same months of a singular life. 

J) Although January and June are very different in terms of where I live, my independence, and the weather, my friendships and dedication to school have stayed the same. 

K) Having the option to be able to take classes year round has been able to benefit me to graduate early period many. Students may not have this option for financial reasons or other obligations. When getting your education, you have to do what works best for you to achieve your goals. 

L) Although both months include reading my bible, taking college classes, and driving my car, they differ in the weather, where I lived, and vacation experiences, which makes June a more enjoyable month than January. 

M) No external stimuli has changed from January to June, but my response to it has, and my reaction to the world around me creates my life, not the situations I am in. 

N) Looking through the pictures, I realized I had it better in January of 2026 than June of 2026. The difference in physicality plays a significant role in how I feel emotionally from then and now. 

O) With that, my biggest difference over the time period is that I have a job now compared to January and my biggest similarity is that I still want to get a car and have roughly the same goals and mindset. 

P) Even though my main routine has remained constant since January, the shift to full-time employment and living in Odessa while saving for college represents a significant change in my personal responsibility and financial priorities. 

Q) For the vast majority, January and June of 2026 have stayed relatively the same, though so much has changed.