by Andacia, a premed student that's blogging her way through college
Strong organizational skills in college are a must. This post is for all of the students that begin the semester using a perfectly organized planner, then suddenly… stop. I want you to know that I see you and you’re not
Earlier last week, I caught myself slipping. I had a to-do list that was probably as long as my arm, but I still felt the urge to binge Law and Order: SVU. Part of this has to do with
So we have about 3 more weeks before school starts. I’m ready, but I’m not, you know? I’ve been doing a mix of being lazy while it’s still acceptable and doing small things get myself motivated to hit the books.
The Back Story Deciding to take a gap year is hard. I’ve been meaning to write this post for a while, like since January. I’ve been grappling with the idea of taking a gap year since December/January, and officially decided
To the non-STEM major who’s also premed. I’ve been meaning to write this post for a while now, but I wanted to get more into my major courses before I did. After running across a Twitter thread that basically said
First of all, shout out to my friends, my squad, my co-pilots, ride or dies– all that. Coming into college I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to meet that one group of people that could turn out to
Last semester, I got an assignment to develop a SMART goal which is something that I thought shouldn’t have been too hard because I actually enjoy setting goals and watching them come into fruition. Apparently, I was wrong! I knew
Throwback to (maybe?) Freshman year of HS Service has always been a huge part of my life. My mother always made sure that my sisters and I were either volunteering at her hospital, the church, or whatever else she could
