#uni diaries

[jadecitrusmint]

Dec 2024🍵🍵

Advanced stat modeling final exam work~

Had to wait until after the project was due to post this lmao

[geese-in-a-frock-coat]

How can I make my 1st year dissertation about murdoch mysteries

[shakespeareinnit]

9 february 2024 》 "Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are." - Kurt Cobain

(I cannot find any evidence whatsoever that Kurt actually ever said this, but a pretty great quote 🤷‍♀️)

Starting to fall into a bit of a rhythm now, which is really great. I'm so proud of myself! Getting up at 8 in the morning no matter what has been so great for me. Even if I was up all night and I am shattered, it's one of my new non-negotiable morning habits. I make myself a cup of tea and even if I go back to bed, at least I gave myself the chance to start the day at a reasonable time! 💕

I keep tackling basic, but very anxiety-inducing things in life (like doctor's appointments, ugh) and with each one, I prove myself I am capable. Been really good this week especially at not getting discouraged by setbacks (like not going to lectures, rotting in bed all day or staying up until 6am). I really need to get on my sleep-schedule next, but I am trying not to overwhelm myself, so we're being gentle about it.

I need to get in my sleep until I can anyway, because assignment deadlines for this semester are coming up, and I am also going back to work in less than a month. Goodbye off-season, you were good while you lasted 💔 I do miss flying though (and getting paid asdffghh) even if I've been super anxious about going back to work. New roster is out though and the crew on my first flight back is fab, which is a great relief! ✈️

I'm still not as caught up on uni work as I'd like to be - and I really desperately need to email some people about uncompleted work from the previous semester 😬 - but we are slowly getting there. Yay!

Little treats after completing tasks is the way to go! I forgot how much I love the rocky road slices they have at all the different cafés around uni 🍫 Plus, been reading Abigail Roux & Madeleine Urban's Cut and Run series again for the hundredth time, and it's making me very nostalgic. I first read the books when I was 16, and today, reading a rather steamy scene in the uni library, brought back a very vivid memory of me reading probably the exact same scene on a school library computer while I should have been working on history coursework. 😅 That was 10 years ago! Insane. Anyway, I always always come back to these books. The rubbish ebook formatting can be very frustrating, and the storytelling is somewhat chaotic occasionally, especially in the first book, but, god, I adore Ty and Zane so much. Bisexual FBI agents enemies-to-soulmates wholesomeness is exactly what I need in my life right now. 🩷💜💙

[yourcozylibrary]

New Study Vlog for this exam season, click on the link to watch🌻📎⬆️

[altin-studies]

Uni diaries II, day 21, DOP 1/100

20 October, 2024, Sunday

Today I -

Made paper earring holder for gifting

Had a nutritious breakfast

Wore Blue-Beige (Slay Combo)

Attended 4 classes ( 1 got cancelled!!)

Got a tote bag as a gift (gonna post tomorrow)

Slept well

Productivity Rating - 3.2/5

Have a great day y'all!

[yang-jin-seo]

Day 36 🍣

2024.4.8

*화랑대 철길 근처에서 초밥 먹고 카페 갔다 산책

[ramayayi]

Date: 10.12.24

Had classes from 10-5 but still managed to successfully complete each task as well as just laze around for an hour in between

Had my dance class and from the next week I will start a varnam which is a very important dance item to learn

Completed PIH module

Finished U-1 Physical Pharmaceutics lectures

Revised org chem and the microbio answers I prepared for the test

[colourfullanguages]

do you know how nice it is when your professor recognises you and knows you by name?

[orangerainforest]

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[jadecitrusmint]

12/13/24 ❄️❄️

Finals are done! I just have a project due on Monday :>

Photos from my financial math review and some advanced stat models homework. I have so many pieces of paper with random questions worked on them strewn about my room😭

[lanaspnggarden]

Life recently

[shakespeareinnit]

21 february 2024 》 moved into the uni library

[anouchan-jpg]

I miss spoiling her🫠🫠

[pallastrology]

uni diaries: february 2024

well, it's all kicking off now! i mentioned last month that i was looking forward to starting lectures again as i was struggling with the lack of routine. well, i've officially started my next module now, and let me tell you, it's been a lot. i think there's been some kind of clash for a lot of my classmates, so most lectures have just been the professor and me. although it's been really interesting and i've basically been getting private tuition, it's been intense and quite challenging. i come out of lectures in need of tea and a nap lol, but it's definitely a rewarding kind of challenge and i'm really grateful for the level of interaction i'm able to get with my professor too.

i'm working on my assignments, and they're all about the mabinogi; an academic review of an article discussing the mabinogi as a landscape narrative and its christian parallels, a presentation (i'm doing the presentation on rhiannon), and then an essay, which my professor helped me to formulate a focus for today. my focus for the essay is going to be investigating the role of animals in the mabinogi from a literary perspective. i'm super excited to start working on my essay, and actually i need to write a plan/contents page for next week. my review is also due at the end of the week, so it's all go-go-go right now.

i also got my exam board marks back and got a 75 (a first) for my previous module. i'm really happy with that, i'm finding it quite hard to believe i did so well actually. i suppose it's time i start having a little more faith in myself... anyway, how's your february been? if you're studying, what are you working on right now? thanks for taking the time to read this little blog, i'll be back with more astrology posts asap! xo

my goals for march, uni-wise, are:

to get good grades and feel happy with my review

complete my presentation without having a nervous breakdown

set aside 1-2 hours each night to study, and document my studies better

work on developing a more helpful note-taking and referencing system

pictured: some interesting scenes i found on walks, and some cookies i baked recently :-)

[abitofouterspace]

I thought I had successfully avoided reading Lord of the flies first year of uni, but here I go again

[aph-closetedwords]

starting a consistent to-do list and journal beginning semester v ♡✿