DePaul Fall Schedule
Schedule!!
Mondays and Wednesdays:
- Intermediate Algebra (11am-12:50pm)
- Video Editing (1-2:30 pm)
Tuesdays and Thursdays:
Tuesdays:
- Brain, Mind and Behavior 6-9 pm
Fridays:
- Discover Chicago (2:30-5pm)
Ok let me explain this schedule, well actually just the math part of this schedule. Let it be known I am NOT an idiot. All admitted students had to take the math placement test; however, I am not a good test taker especially in math and also when it is timed!! There was four parts to the test such as algebra, trig, geometry, calculus. I did well on the trig and algebra but the calc and geometry killed me 
so now I am placed in the well "dumb" math but no worries what won't kill me will make me stronger, well in this case smarter 
and I will prevail and get ahead!! Labels: college life, math
Sleep
So as you know I will be leaving for college soon (obviously I haven't shut up about it), and it got me thinking about sleep. In highschool, I would pull "all nighters" but what about in collge? In highschool, the assignment given to you was due the next day; however, the assignment for college is probably due the two days after you had that class with my schedule. So my sleeping should not be affected whatsoever...right?...WRONG!!!! There is a lot of things to cause lack of sleep and for me that will be studying and...well other stuff (please note for all those horny bastards out there, i did not mean SEX) :) hehe! For our knowledge here is different stages of sleep.
Labels: college life, sleep
College Life #1
"Welcome" that is the word I have heard for the past two days. I went to my DePaul Orientation and that is the word I heard upon my arrival. Of course when my mother and I got there we already got lost trying to find University Hall and we found out it was right behind the parking garage. That was when I knew it was going to be a long day, because if we got lost just trying to find the place, what more of actual activity and us splitting up? However, throughout the day it went quite smoothly. I love all the free stuff you can attain. I ended up getting awesome shirts and pens and shades :D! I love free stuff!! In new surroundings I can usually be an introvert and can be really quiet. However, the people I have met were really nice and surprisingly I made some new friends. It seems like I have a lot of good things to say about my visit to DePaul and I do. I can't wait for school to start! However, with every pro there comes a con that goes with it. I hate that in life there can't always be a good thing that stands by itself, sooner or later the pair of happiness comes with it. There is no good without bad and vice versa and we all just have to live with that. So anyways, the first bad thing about DePaul is the seats. They put you in the auditorium type room but with the most uncomfortable chairs ever! They hurt your back because they are hard and straight and the cushions of the seat do not even comfort your ass its like seating on a bike for the first time and the seat feels hard on your ass that makes it fall asleep. Sitting in those chairs served its purpose though, because those chairs you could not fall asleep in, even when the presentations were boring. Another bad thing about DePaul was the food. I mean it was good and healthy, don't get me wrong but if you are Asian, then you know rice. You know what is good legit rice and what isn't. I am sad to say that DePaul serves the crappy, shitty rice that is all American and disgusting. The grains are still hard and it slides down your throat as you feel the gooey texture. It was nasty and whoever made that should be ashamed and not ever cook rice in their living existence. They put true Asians to shame. Lastly, the dorms. I believe in my dorm the heater was not working because it still blew out cold air and all through the night, my roommate and I were tossing and turning to try to get warm. It was not a very good night, the blankets were like thin paper that was inferior to the cold air surrounding our room. Other than that though it was perfect and it was better than I could hope for. I felt a sense of freedom and security. I felt independent that I don't feel back at home. So I can not wait to become a blue demon of DePaul University!
Labels: college life, Depaul university
