Last semester, I was a Biochemistry major and received a C in chemistry. This semester, I’m an International Affairs major and earned an A in my world politics class. I think I found the right major for me!
College Un-Bound
A college blog by a college student.
): no room to take notes
I hate to admit it, but this is COMPLETELY TRUE.
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When I’ve been studying for exams for too long
Everything feels upside down.
This was me last night as I studied for HOURS for my World Politics exam.
Student 1, Printer 0.
Amazing!
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I can’t believe I hadn’t seen this before. haha NEVADA > Nevada Southern…..GO PACK!
I feel extremely fortunate to go to a university with TONS of school pride.
This was at the annual Beat UNLV Football game. This video was taken before our ninth win in a row.
My life.
College life in a nutshell.
This past year I have managed to watch/re-watch every season of Grey’s Anatomy, Ugly Betty, Bridalplasty, Glee, and the Mindy Project.
Yep!
Fall 2013
Being in the Honors Program definitely has benefits. The best benefit: priority registration. While many of my friends wait until April 30th to register for classes in the Fall, I was able to register on April 1st. (Not a joke.)
As an International Affairs major and a double-minor in Communication Studies and Asian Studies, almost all of my classes happen to deal with Asia and I’m definitely looking forward to it!
My Fall 2013 class breakdown:
- COM 212 - Communication Studies Research (3 credits)
- HIST 211 - History of East Asia I (3 credits)
- CHI 111 - Chinese I (4 credits)
- CHI 221 - China and Its Culture (3 credits)
- PHIL 210 - World Religions (3 credits)
- CH 202 - Core Humanities: The Modern World (3 credits, Honors)
This is pure genius. I should really do this to avoid having people interrupt my work flow…
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