The semester ends in exactly 8 (school) days. Here is my list of things to complete:
1. Take a physics test, finish 3 physics labs and 3 physics homework assignments
2. Write an instrumental analysis lab independent project paper
3. Write a "spelunking" paper (that actually has nothing to do with cave-diving but is about "getting underneath the surface" of Islam)
4. Fix and better my atrocious matrix row-reduction skills
5. Complete my chemistry portfolio (to absolutely no advantage as I'm pretty sure no one will ever see it)
6. Write a paper on research that I haven't really completed :)
7. One last math homework assignment
Number 4 will probably have to wait until reading days, but the rest....
Pray for me!
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
End of Semester
No more waking up at 6 am on Tuesdays (unless someone else decides to ruin for everyone and schedule group meeting at 7 again)
No more sitting in the same classroom for 4 hours straight (due to the small number of small classrooms in the Chemistry building)
No more no-class-tuesday or no-class-thursday (boo)
No more chemistry lecture (that's right, I'm done with lecture for my undergraduate career)
No more chemistry tests
No more Bio-chemistry (also boo)
No more registering for classes
No more problem sets
Mostly good, some sad.
It's hard to wrap my head around the fact that I've almost learned everything that they think I need to know to qualify for a bachelor's degree in chemistry. I still feel like I know so little. There's so much more!!
The world is fascinating, and I'm so glad that I've been able to study it in a way that interests me, but also makes sense (kinda... well some of the time).
No more sitting in the same classroom for 4 hours straight (due to the small number of small classrooms in the Chemistry building)
No more no-class-tuesday or no-class-thursday (boo)
No more chemistry lecture (that's right, I'm done with lecture for my undergraduate career)
No more chemistry tests
No more Bio-chemistry (also boo)
No more registering for classes
No more problem sets
Mostly good, some sad.
It's hard to wrap my head around the fact that I've almost learned everything that they think I need to know to qualify for a bachelor's degree in chemistry. I still feel like I know so little. There's so much more!!
The world is fascinating, and I'm so glad that I've been able to study it in a way that interests me, but also makes sense (kinda... well some of the time).
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