#undergrad life

[rainroses45]

Sam winchester/Jared Padalecki being memes of my life

^me trying to finish reading a fanfic like “what would you say if he said yes would go” at 3 am

me parading my friend’s baby around campus @lovelolaslove

me in the campus library trying to get the stupid printer to print out my friends here me outs

my genuine reaction after hearing “group projects” come out of my professors mouth

me waking up at 1:42 am to see my roommate rearranging the entire apartment @itsythebitsyspider

me watching my english professor send an email canceling class as soon as i walk through the door at 9:00 am

me after realizing i began another semester of hell and if a piece of paper is really worth it

me tasting the cafeteria food i was forced to pay for in my tuition

BONUS

me checking underneath the christmas tree for my hopes and dreams

[gardening-guy]

OFFICIALLY RECEIVED MY FINAL GRADES FOR THIS LAST SEMESTER

i passed everything and now i am officially done with my undergrad journey!!!! soon, i shall receive my diploma in the mail for my bachelor's of science in anthropology!!!

[angelicasdigitaldiary]

30 October 2024 🤍🍂

Breakfast, notes, before my run, after my run.

[drlinguo]

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[citrusstudies]

Winter break is coming to an end but it was really, really nice. Lots of time resting and doing personal reading... which I've re-realized is completely different than school reading!

I've really reconnected with the parts of life I've been missing and I hope to retain that once the semester begins.

Last semester of my undergrad... wish me luck!

[nyxscave]

It's almost christmas already help

So hey, I got accepted into 2 of my hardest post grad options (bioinfo and comp sci) and when I tell you I wasn't expecting the comp sci one AT ALL. I mean I had no fucking chance, I swear

I had to get a 9/10 grade in curriculum AND undergrad history bc I did not take an exam that was worth a few extra points and MAN. HOW-

Nonetheless, I'm now dead on the ground crying but out of happiness so all is good.

[biology-my-beloved]

some photos of bacteria under a microscope i took in the lab today

[p4perstars]

Days 12-13

|11/23-24/2024|

🎶 Firework - Katy Perry

+ Reading bits were completed

+ Not enough studying done but it was a bit

+ Halfway through my readings for this week

+Talked to the room mate and made... progress? We'll see

+> Everything still stands just with closer deadlines and I am terrified

!! Practicum and exam next weekkkk- I'm gonna die

:0 The formal was a lot of fun- even if it did take a while to really ramp up

I am making the decision to combine my weekend posts and post them the next morning unless I make significant progress... Anyway- this has been a very disappointing weekend

[kermit-p-hob-brainrot]

I JUST TURNED IN MY MOLEC GENETICS PAPER

its 13 pages with 2 original figures that I had to create on powerpoint and its my third paper on a wetland plant (and second on Spartina) this year that over the 10 page mark!!!!!!!!! Ive been cooking for 3 weeks on it because it is one of the densest pieces I've ever written

[samanaiirburtininkes]

Choosing between unrelated fields for bach disertation is killing me

[paradoxsun]

Undrrgrad

A myth that people throw around about Undergrad is that there's a lot of sleepless nights involved. I can't speak for others, but I can say that it wasn't the case for me in Journalism or for my friends in legal. Generally, if you try to do a bit of work everyday, there's not a lot of sleepless nights. I want to add in that most of my assignments were submitted through Google classroom at 11:59 PM, so the sleepless nights option was never real for me anyways.

Even PPTs for group projects have to be shared beforehand for final approval of group members.

Adding in that second year is infinitely more stressful than first or third year. Most people in my circle agree to this. (Not speaking on legal ug). Third year, you choose your specialisation and it's always a subject ypu love or excel at, if you're lucky. As long as it's a subject you love, you'll find the course easy.

Also, group projects. If you have the choice, you have two routes. If you want to expand your horizons, go around and make sure to team up with people whom you don't know. Step out of your comfort zone. This will be really hard sometimes and you'll have to carry the feoup on your back, but when you take this route, your objective isn't a good grade but expanding your skillet.

Route 2, and what I did, is finding a group you click with, and sticking to it no matter what. Not a lot of potential for growth, because you'll fall into your roles with repeat groups, but yeah, your grades are secure.

[jamboreeindia12]

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[randomhooman1]

Born to go play in the snow forced to write final essays

[cranberrydietcoke]

productivity check 11/13

10:20am-12:00pm - civil procedure. (i sat in on a 1L class today!! they had donuts and hot chocolate, it was soo cutie. the prof said this was everyones least fav class but i honestly loved it)

1:00pm-2:00pm - public speaking

studying hours:

two hours: criminal procedure. ( federal rules of evidence and 12b motions !!! )

one hour: criminal stats ( fuk this class )

two hours: biological anthropology ( to all of u w an anthropology degree ur so much better than me this shit is so confusing )

୨♡୧

also..... been grinding on this fic monkey covering eyes emoji but im such a perfectionist it makes it difficult ya feel me ok love u bye !

[aunt-kats-chats]

Any advice for female history majors as a future history major?

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