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Classes have started, and I need a Wise Center decal, but of course I can't get one because I'm not a vet student. The majority of my classes are over there though. I hate MSU's parking system.
Band camp was a hard thing for me to deal with this year. A lot of my friends are gone. My duckie was gone, so I had no one to goof off with this year. It's gotten better though. There are too many freaking freshmen, again. Gotta love the tan though.
I worked a lot at the store last week. The guy who came in this summer and was trying to hit on me came in 4 times, mostly for no reason. It's been very interesting. Lets hope that this one isn't a stupid ass user, or gay. Been there, dealt with that, no thanks.
I like my classes so far, even my 8 o'clock. Not sure how well I'm going to like my animal breeding class because my advisor is the one who teaches it, and well, my advisor is a stupid idiot. I tried to switch advisors today, but they won't let me. If you ask him a question he never knows the answer, and has to go ask 50 questions to someone else. This would be fine if I were a freshman, but I need answers upfront and someone who knows what he's doing. So I also talked to the undergraduate coordinator. He's the one I wanted to be my advisor. He and I sat down and talked about whether or not I should switch my concentration in the department. I could either stay in the science option and have 26 hours left to complete, graduate next December, and keep my option open for vet school, or I could switch to meat production concentration and have 46 hours left to complete. I'm sticking with the science option. He told me that I'd still be able to do what I want to do in grad school, and it'd also help because I'd have taken all the extra sciences. I was also very happy to hear that there would be great job oppourtunities when I finally finish in the field I'm thinking of. So, now I have to talk with another guy in the department who is over the grad program I'm looking at to discuss getting into his program and most likely a stipend because of my GPA. My next task is the GRE, but I want to talk to some people who have taken it already.
Wow, life is getting serious, and seriously scary.
I turn 21 on Sunday....I'm not sure if I'm ready for that either. The girls and I are going to go out on Sat. Sunday the parents might come up and take me to lunch, then ballroom dancing, and then I want to go to Olive Garden. And because my bday falls on a Sunday we're going to Chili's on Monday so I can actually order something. Yay electric lemonade...
Band camp was a hard thing for me to deal with this year. A lot of my friends are gone. My duckie was gone, so I had no one to goof off with this year. It's gotten better though. There are too many freaking freshmen, again. Gotta love the tan though.
I worked a lot at the store last week. The guy who came in this summer and was trying to hit on me came in 4 times, mostly for no reason. It's been very interesting. Lets hope that this one isn't a stupid ass user, or gay. Been there, dealt with that, no thanks.
I like my classes so far, even my 8 o'clock. Not sure how well I'm going to like my animal breeding class because my advisor is the one who teaches it, and well, my advisor is a stupid idiot. I tried to switch advisors today, but they won't let me. If you ask him a question he never knows the answer, and has to go ask 50 questions to someone else. This would be fine if I were a freshman, but I need answers upfront and someone who knows what he's doing. So I also talked to the undergraduate coordinator. He's the one I wanted to be my advisor. He and I sat down and talked about whether or not I should switch my concentration in the department. I could either stay in the science option and have 26 hours left to complete, graduate next December, and keep my option open for vet school, or I could switch to meat production concentration and have 46 hours left to complete. I'm sticking with the science option. He told me that I'd still be able to do what I want to do in grad school, and it'd also help because I'd have taken all the extra sciences. I was also very happy to hear that there would be great job oppourtunities when I finally finish in the field I'm thinking of. So, now I have to talk with another guy in the department who is over the grad program I'm looking at to discuss getting into his program and most likely a stipend because of my GPA. My next task is the GRE, but I want to talk to some people who have taken it already.
Wow, life is getting serious, and seriously scary.
I turn 21 on Sunday....I'm not sure if I'm ready for that either. The girls and I are going to go out on Sat. Sunday the parents might come up and take me to lunch, then ballroom dancing, and then I want to go to Olive Garden. And because my bday falls on a Sunday we're going to Chili's on Monday so I can actually order something. Yay electric lemonade...