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1. The first week of the semester stressed me out, and it isn't even finished yet. Still have to go to school for PolSci tomorrow. Blegh.
2. Org chem nearly reduced me to tears. Especially since I've found out that some med schools require only 10 units of chemistry, not 15, making my taking the course superflous. Also, it seems that I've lost my prelab-writing skills after only a summer and a semester of not taking any chemistry subject. I so fail at life. ;_______;
3. The JEEP enlistment last night was stress-inducing, but ultimately fulfilling. Our area insertion is at the UP Co-op, on Monday afternoons. Still don't know what I'll be doing though. Probably sell fishballs to UP people. xD
4. I submitted my NMAT application form earlier. It's official: I'm taking it this December. I'm kind of afraid of having dismal marks though, as the results depend on the test-taker's overall ranking relative to other test-takers. I tried answering the first part of the NMAT reviewer that came with the application form, and I did good so far. Haven't bothered trying the science portions yet as my brain is still fried by the combined forces of administrative headaches borne from lining up/signing up for stuff, and org chem. Gah.
5. I WILL maintain my grades this semester, no matter how much org chem and philo suck. I must, I must.
2. Org chem nearly reduced me to tears. Especially since I've found out that some med schools require only 10 units of chemistry, not 15, making my taking the course superflous. Also, it seems that I've lost my prelab-writing skills after only a summer and a semester of not taking any chemistry subject. I so fail at life. ;_______;
3. The JEEP enlistment last night was stress-inducing, but ultimately fulfilling. Our area insertion is at the UP Co-op, on Monday afternoons. Still don't know what I'll be doing though. Probably sell fishballs to UP people. xD
4. I submitted my NMAT application form earlier. It's official: I'm taking it this December. I'm kind of afraid of having dismal marks though, as the results depend on the test-taker's overall ranking relative to other test-takers. I tried answering the first part of the NMAT reviewer that came with the application form, and I did good so far. Haven't bothered trying the science portions yet as my brain is still fried by the combined forces of administrative headaches borne from lining up/signing up for stuff, and org chem. Gah.
5. I WILL maintain my grades this semester, no matter how much org chem and philo suck. I must, I must.
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