JulielovesDisney
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I move in tomorrow. I am extremely nervous. I'm also excited but mostly nervous.
Good luck!!
I move in tomorrow. I am extremely nervous. I'm also excited but mostly nervous.
So, I got into KingstonMy A Level results were BCC. B for Geography, and C for Biology and Psychology. I was lucky with Biology. I checked the percentage of each subject, and Biology was just over 60%, which is a C.
I move in tomorrow. I am extremely nervous. I'm also excited but mostly nervous.
Ahaha..that's what I'm doing too! I'm gonna be up there way before most of the other students, so I get pretty much first dibs on the books!! Love it!Congrats!
You'll be fine! Move-in is probably the biggest hill you'll face as a freshman. After a couple days, you start to know your dorm mates and voilà, not so nervous!
As for me...6 days! Next Thursday is my move-in and I'm SO. EXCITED. Even if I do have to help all the Freshman and Upperclassmen move in. Whatevs. I get a shirt and I get to get to the bookstore before everybody else does so I know they won't be out of stock with the books I need. And I can get the used copies!Saving money, it's what college is all about.
Best of luck!! And have lots of fun! Can't wait to see the pics!Today's the big day![]()
I'll post pictures of my dorm room when I get all settled tonight.
Good luck to all of you getting ready for a new semester!To those just starting at a college/university, you'll all love it!
I'm about to start my senior year of college and the feeling is bittersweet. I'll be done with my courses in December (thank goodness!) and then I will begin my student teaching in the spring. I'm hoping my course load will be easier than last semester (4 literature courses at the 300 level and 3 at the graduate level)
This coming semester, I'll be ending my college career with American Lit. (the first half). It's a survey course so it should be one of my easier classes lol. Planning and Evaluation - curriculum writing, Issues in Teaching Writing, Methods of Teaching Writing, Principles of Grammar (sounds like an elementary course but it's actually very much the opposite lol), and Shakespeare Hist./Trag. This is my 3 course on Shakespeare. I love it! As an English major, Shakespeare is my forte lol. I have been studying the bard since I was in 7th grade.
Aside from my courses, I'll be doing 60 hours of in-classroom observations. They generally don't allow 60 hours at a time (it's a two part 30-30) but I refuse to delay graduation lol. I'm also involved with a few things on campus such as I'm an officer (secretary) of Sigma Tau Delta (the national/international English Honor Society -- any of you guys members?? Maybe I'll see some of you at the Spring conference in Pittsburgh??) I'm also going into my second year as a Campus Rep. for the Disney CP - so I'm going to be super busy with that. AND on top of all that, I'm an English tutor on campus. Ughhh I might just die.
I'm taking my first college Shakespeare course this semester! I'm soooooo excited! I'm an elem ed major with a co-concentration (sorta like a minor) in English. I am so excited, but really terrified for the Shakespeare course! lol I love him, but I know it's gonna be a TON of work. I also have a creative writing course. Along with my 2 other elem ed courses, I have many, many long nights of paper writing and reading ahead of me...but I'm really looking forward to it! lol
Don't be terrified of Billy, hahah. What course is it? I mean, does it focus on any particular area (i.e. comedies? tragedies? histories? romances?) I have read all his comedies, romances, and the majority of his tragedies. I have yet to read a history, I'll confess - I've never been entirely interested in reading about King Richard or Henry the VIII haha (but that will all change this coming semester for me). I took a creative writing course my sophomore year of college. I LOVED it. While I'm a literature concentration in my primary major, I absolutely love writing - especially creative writing. My guess is that your creative writing course will be more work than your Shakespeare class lol. If it's anything like the class I took, we had a ton of stuff due for each class. It all depends on the professor. That's how I see it. God, I would give anything for the chance to take creative writing again hahah, too bad I can't afford to waste 3 credits by taking it again lol.
By the way, I'm an English major and Secondary Education major haha. I think I failed to mention the Education part in my last post lol.
There's no focus, it's just a general 300 level Shakespeare course. I had to take Shakespeare or a Chaucer course...and Chaucer isn't my favorite..lol. I read an excerpt of one his works in high school, and I was so bored. I hated it.
And as for my creative writing, I'm excited for it. I do love to write for fun, but I'm just nervous about the workload. My two edu courses I have to write units and make up projects that I would use in a classroom. They are veryyyy time consuming, as you probably know.
All I know is that I will be spending every night in the library this semester..lol
To be honest, I would have picked Chaucer.![]()