Second therm 2009? (shudders)
Well, I guess a pretty hectic one: It had 3 hard courses (most terms have one or two) and in each course (save from one)you had to make written works, so I had a lot of team work to do. I have nothing against team work (specially when everybody cooperates, wich almost never happens), but sometimes its really hard to coordinate people, specially when our schedules aren’t in sync because roughly half of students flunked their first try. That last point being really worrysome, because some courses now had over 100 people, and in the first test less than 40 people passed at the first exam. Anyway, I managed to pass all of them, but still I don’t really understand how. Guess it’s because I tried really hard and I practically had no social life. I remember I had around 3 or 4 hours of sleep each day and I was falling sleep almost anywhere (subway floor included). I also had a hard time trying to focus on classes even if I sat the front row. Also, a chunk of my hair turned white and it cost me a whole summer fghting with my sister because she wanted to pluck it off, but that meant that it would grow back thicker so I would look like some kinda toothbrush. Well, I gues this pretty much covers the themes, save from what I did learn: I must confess that I had to cram a lot even if I studied 2 weeks in advance, so I ponder if is really wise to put Genetics, Pathology II and Clinical Exploration Methods in the same term. What I did learn its that you always think you are in the hardest term of the whole career, but then you end up into a worse one.
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Second therm 2009? (shudders)
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess a pretty hectic one: It had 3 hard courses (most terms have one or two) and in each course (save from one)you had to make written works, so I had a lot of team work to do. I have nothing against team work (specially when everybody cooperates, SP wich almost never happens), but sometimes its really hard to coordinate people, specially when our schedules aren’t in sync because roughly half of students flunked their first try. That last point being really worrysome, because some courses now had over 100 people, and in the first test less than 40 people passed at the first exam. Anyway, I managed to pass all of them, but still I don’t really understand how. Guess it’s because I tried really hard and I practically had no social life. I remember I had around 3 or 4 hours of sleep each day and I was falling sleep almost anywhere (subway floor included). I also had a hard time trying to focus on classes even if I sat the front row. Also, a chunk of my hair turned white and it cost me a whole summer fghting with my sister because she wanted to pluck it off, but that meant that it would grow back thicker so I would look like some kinda toothbrush. Well, I SP gues this pretty much covers the themes, save from what I did learn: I must confess that I had to cram a lot even if I studied 2 weeks in advance, so I ponder if is really wise to put Genetics, Pathology II and Clinical Exploration Methods in the same term. What I did learn its that you always think you are in the hardest term of the whole career, but then you end up into a worse one.
haha I agree with you, you always think it was the worst...
regrds,
miss
p.s. you got a 6.2 this time much better!