
Taken from the north campus parking deck.
I’m getting ready to embark on something exciting. It’s about to be my second year as a student at the University of Georgia.
This excitement that I’m feeling right now is far better than that of this time last year. About a year ago, I was afraid of meeting new people, etc. But, I know that I have a nice group of friends from last year along with a few cool people coming to UGA from my high school that I can hang out with.
On top of this, I have never been sure of my degree choice until the very end of last year. I was admitted to UGA in the University Studies program (read: lack-luster GPA + High SAT). Thus, I was viewed as a kind of provisional student–inferior to my peers in some way.
Well, about 1.5 months ago, I received the letter in the mail that told me I had been officially moved out of the University Studies program and into the Franklin College proper. I promptly emailed Mr. SPIA, Paul Welch, and asked him to please try and squeeze me into a POLS 2000. He pulled through and I am a Pre-PoliSci major in the gateway/weeding out class. Sure, the class is at 8 AM; but, I can totally do it. Though, I might try to buy this 8 pound bag of coffee to prepare.
All very exciting.
But wait–there’s more. I’m applying to various Work Study positions and I really hope I get one. That means money! To spend on things that aren’t food. (Oh yeah… still no meal plan this year
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Awesome Friends, Solid Major Plans, Possible Job… I’m in college and doing something to make my future life better. So, why then do I still fee a bit put off by my surroundings?