#stem girls

[stargazerbibi]

[ 7th october, 2024 • 29/152 days ]

anxious about tomorrow but hoping for the best. i did study. i do know the stuff i need to know. it's going to be okay. the test will go well :'3

-> classes (total: 3h00)

-> AL notes (finished chapter 2 and chapter 3)

-> AL worksheet 3

-> revised AL worksheet 1

-> walked home to get some fresh air and enjoy the afternoon sun for a bit

-> painted my nails

[reastudies]

Intro post 𐙚˙⋆.˚ ᡣ𐭩

🌱My name is Rea!! I'm 18 and I'm pursuing an undergrad in biotechnology!! I'm hoping to go into genetics or neurobiology (but this may change :p)

🪻I'm making this account so that I can be motivated by people who study as I haven't been doing as well as I want to. I wanna be held accountable and I would also love love love to make friends on here :D

🪼 My other interests include playing video games (sims 4, stardew valley etc), reading books, drawing and people watching

I would love to hv moots/interact more with this community so feel free to send me any messages :))

[drcaiman]

In starting my PhD program I have decided that I will have an Ali Hazelwood story and fall in love with a doctor who is a wonder kid that own his own practice.

I have only realistic goals

[posidonina]

040724 — the chemistry studies continue,,

less than two weeks till the test 🕯

[plsdontlookatmeatall]

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Today was chill. I’ve been in a bit of a reading slump lately so yesterday I reread the first book in the Heartstopper series (I first read it in 2020) and it did help. Since I read it relatively quickly, I planned on reading the second one but got bored of it and started rereading Solitaire (by Alice Oseman, also the author of Heartstopper) and I’m about halfway done with it. Today I took an everything shower today and started a cardboard craft and read, so I’ve been pretty productive. My report card came today and although I could’ve done better, my gpa is relatively high so I’m okay with it. I might get my period soon bcs I’ve got rlly bad cramps today 😪. I’ve been a bit depressed lately but today was good. I hope you lovelies are well <3

[baileythoma]

😜

[cryinginmyroomsposts]

it's terribly awful being a literature/reader girlie in a stem program surrounded by slaves to gpt who cannot but write an incomprehensible prompt to the machine and believe that your well-honed brain is incapable of writing the same level (if not higher) of sophisticated english after an entire childhood reading at an adult level

[thesmuttypepper]

Love on the Brain

Ali Hazlewood

Overall Rating:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Smutty Peppers:🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

Thoughts:

Cute nerds boning!

Socially awkward guy meets girl who thinks he hates her, plot twist they love each other.

Good enemies to lovers content complete with forced proximity and a shared goal.

Their banter is cute and the one miscommunication part actually fit into the story and wasn’t drawn out to hell and back.

The end drama was unexpected and honestly had me clutching my pearls while I read 😂

[stargazerbibi]

[ 28th october, 2024 • 50/152 days ]

almost a third of the way through this challenge!

-> made my studying to do list for the next couple of weeks. it's very optimistic, but, if i work on it more or less consistently, it'll be a big help during the 2nd term

-> played The Sims 4

-> journaled

-> cleaned my room

-> finished reading The Fifth Season, by N. K. Jemisin (solid read 4.5/5 - notable: intriguing world that desperately makes you want to know more, lots of pain, incredible foreshadowing)

[studyingchemeng]

What is your most fav and least favourite part about your degree ?

that's such a good question thank you for asking!!!

most favourite is definitely the wide range of topics it covers. there is something for anyone. traditional chemical engineering with industrial processes, plant design, environmental engineering etc. It prepares you in a way that whether you want to get into oil, energy, food industries or you want to go to the business and design aspect,or biotechnology and biomedical eng and or even to building/artifacts restoration you have the background and knowledge to do it.

least favourite definitely the workload. classes are hard from day 1 and get harder with each semester. and our department has a reputation of difficulty profs too yeah, it's hard.

[ahotcutea]

But don’t worry !!!! Imma be the smartest girl in stem !!!

[posidonina]

040724 — the chemistry studies continue,,

less than two weeks till the test 🕯

[plsdontlookatmeatall]

June 13, 2024

100 days of productivity - day 1!

I feel good about today! Things I did

Showered + skincare + brushed my teeth

Made my bed

Got boba! 🧋

Played a soccer game (and won!)

Went to therapy

📖: Solitaire by Alice Oseman

🏃🏻‍♀️: Soccer game + stretching

Since I js started I’ll explain this ^ the book is my current read and the running emoji is what exercise I did today.

Today was a good day and I’m honestly proud of myself. Hoping to catch a good nights sleep. I hope you lovelies had an amazing day as well <3

[leopardbonapart]

Thinking of starting a study blog alongside all the misc stuff I usually post as I feel it'll help with holding myself accountable for my studies

I'm currently studying at university and planning to graduate in 2026 (hopefully). Majoring in astronomy, with a minor — education (tbh I'm not interested in education at all but didn't have choice there). Also really interested in humanities especially in languages and literature. I'm currently studying Lating and slightly dipping toes in Korean and Japanese

[cryinginmyroomsposts]

I absolutely was not ready for how hard school is kicking my ass… but I was even less prepared for the change of mooing to another country with a completely different metric system 😭😭😭