I'm back at UNC now and starting my sophomore year. It's a little bit bittersweet because I'm so happy to be up here, but a tthe same time I know that I'm that much closer to being a senior and out of here. I don't want to think about it. I have so much that I feel like I need to be doing up here.
I have 15 credit hours I'm taking this semester. CHEM 241, CHEM 261, BIOL 202, ENGL 131, and PHYC 40A. I really like all of the profs that I've had so far. I love genetics; I actually think that I'm not going to mind organic all that much. I love, love, love my poetry writing class. I think that that will probably end up becoming my favorite class this semester. I love my prof for analytic, but I'm not so sure about the class itself. I know it's not going to be an easy course. I know that the lab will be time consuming, but I'll make it through. I think that this may end up being my hardest semester this year. i know I'll be taking more class hours next semester, but the classes will be mostly biology with only one chemistry class and of course my poetry writing class. I'm going to try and take a PE class next semester too. I really want to get into beginnner's tennis, but we'll see how that works out. If not that, then I'll probably end up doing a lifeguarding course or maybe even a self defense course, but we'll see how that all works out.
I absolutely love my roommate this year. She and I have so much in common even though she's a senior and I'm only a sophomore. She is so friendly, as is the rest of her family, and she really is very respectful. I was so afraid after last year that I would be miserable again this year, and that she wouldn't want to have to deal with me because I was younger than her. But it hasn't been that way at all. We talk all the time, and we both love to laugh which is fabulous because you can't get through life without a good laugh every once in a while. We both love to watch movies. We are both very family oriented, and we both spend a lot of time on our studies. She is getting ready to go on to grad school after she graduates. I'll be getting ready for a slightly more relaxing junior year at UNC (hopefully). I'm just glad to have a roommate that actually talks to me and doesn't act like I'm constantly invading her space.
I have 15 credit hours I'm taking this semester. CHEM 241, CHEM 261, BIOL 202, ENGL 131, and PHYC 40A. I really like all of the profs that I've had so far. I love genetics; I actually think that I'm not going to mind organic all that much. I love, love, love my poetry writing class. I think that that will probably end up becoming my favorite class this semester. I love my prof for analytic, but I'm not so sure about the class itself. I know it's not going to be an easy course. I know that the lab will be time consuming, but I'll make it through. I think that this may end up being my hardest semester this year. i know I'll be taking more class hours next semester, but the classes will be mostly biology with only one chemistry class and of course my poetry writing class. I'm going to try and take a PE class next semester too. I really want to get into beginnner's tennis, but we'll see how that works out. If not that, then I'll probably end up doing a lifeguarding course or maybe even a self defense course, but we'll see how that all works out.
I absolutely love my roommate this year. She and I have so much in common even though she's a senior and I'm only a sophomore. She is so friendly, as is the rest of her family, and she really is very respectful. I was so afraid after last year that I would be miserable again this year, and that she wouldn't want to have to deal with me because I was younger than her. But it hasn't been that way at all. We talk all the time, and we both love to laugh which is fabulous because you can't get through life without a good laugh every once in a while. We both love to watch movies. We are both very family oriented, and we both spend a lot of time on our studies. She is getting ready to go on to grad school after she graduates. I'll be getting ready for a slightly more relaxing junior year at UNC (hopefully). I'm just glad to have a roommate that actually talks to me and doesn't act like I'm constantly invading her space.
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