As long as I passed my exams (I get my results next week) I'm going to college in early September to do construction and the built environment! I've been home schooled for the past 5 years so a) I'm going one year early and b) I'm incredibly nervous!
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Currently in my second semester of my first year in college and next year I'll be going to uni due to a dual course I'm in. I'm still deciding if I should change to a different course in my second year though. I don't want to waste my first year for nothing, but at the same time my passion sort of dried up. :/
Man this gives me flashbacks back in my first orientation week //cringes at self
Wittle_Munchkin
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I'm working on community college. (currently taking a semester break to relax and earn some money on the side)
Community college is a much more practical option to me because it's not only affordable, but I can also live with my parents until I transfer out. I'll go to UC Davis next and then major in Law or English. I plan to be a lawyer or a teacher someday!
Last semester, I took theater, rhetoric & argumentation, philosophy, and child psychology. They were enjoyable and I made more friends than I can count.
Community college is a much more practical option to me because it's not only affordable, but I can also live with my parents until I transfer out. I'll go to UC Davis next and then major in Law or English. I plan to be a lawyer or a teacher someday!
Last semester, I took theater, rhetoric & argumentation, philosophy, and child psychology. They were enjoyable and I made more friends than I can count.
Going back for my third year for my bachelor's degree. I'm taking four and a half classes this quarter. I've had some bad memories of the intense stress I've had from long lab reports and tough papers. This year, I'll be taking less GE's which means less analytical papers. I'm probably going to spend $160 on books this quarter.
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That's so crazy! I'm about to start medical school next week but I had to get a 4-year Biochemistry degree first
Is stuff like O-chem just part of the Med program in the UK? And do you not have to take the MCAT?
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I'm going to community college too. This will be my last semester here, and I will leave with my general AA/transfer degree. Then I'm hoping to go to a college back in GA, where my parents live currently (I live in FL now). I really like community college. It's definitely affordable, and the class sizes are WAY smaller than in big universities. A lot of my classes have actually been smaller than my high school classes were. The only downside to community colleges are the slackers. There are more of them, and they are so disrespectful sometimes.
My husband has his bachelor's in psych as well. He decided to work towards being a Behavior Analyst. So why are you sad about going back to get your Master's?
because school is beyond stressful, but if i want to get anywhere in psych, i'll probably need to keep going for a while.
It's hella fun trust me Good luck
I'm in my second year of film with a minor in theater! I love it so much, I've changed my major like 3 times before I decided on film though! I went from an English major to Psychology major until I finally decided on film, which has always been a passion of mine.
I'm actually really excited to go back, but mostly because I don't have to take anymore math! I used to get so stressed because of those classes, ohmygod... >_<
I'm actually really excited to go back, but mostly because I don't have to take anymore math! I used to get so stressed because of those classes, ohmygod... >_<
