Section BKM1B

Not sleeping is the worst!. I’m finally finish with my midterms and I am super happy . One midterm I had almost 200 words to memorize and this week I had two midterms in one day. Talk about killer! Finally its over and I can sleep!

this week’s freshman seminar was a big eye opener to me.

i came into Baruch, telling myself i’d give it my my all, my full effort, all of my attention but I’ve only lied to myself.

i first took freshman seminar as a joke. the class meets every other Monday and only for a little over a hour, which shouldn’t be a problem for anyone to attend, yet I’ve still managed to miss the maximum allowed absences.

I’ve been looking through all the information about the upcoming workshops and i’m slapping myself across the face while doing so. all of the workshops sound very interesting, and some even hold important value to me. the academic enrichment, career exploration, and personal enrichment workshops all sound fantastic, and i wish i would’ve jumped at the opportunity to attend them from the start.

with all this said. i wish to apologize to and thank, Deepa. thanks for the warnings and the help, and i apologize for not coming more often. i really regret it.

i went to freshmen seminar about using the library data base it was interesting

Midterms, and tests in general, are boring, useless, and a waste of time. There’s no way to standardize knowledge, so it’s impossible to standardize a test of knowledge. All they do is waste time and stress people out for something totally unproductive and useless as an actual test of one’s knowledge. There are ways to test knowledge that one possesses, but those methods cannot be standardized as knowledge isn’t standardized, nor are the ways in which one best exhibits their abilities.