5 January 2023
A look back at my first semester as a Chinese student at ARU
Finally, after handing in all my assignments, I have time to share with you my experience of my first semester at ARU, which I hope can give you some reference. Read more…
Hera Mohsin
Faculty: Science and Engineering
School: Life Sciences
Course:
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science
Category: Sciences nutritional and pharmaceutical
4 July 2014
Hello, readers! It’s taken me a couple of weeks to work off the exam-induced, zombie-like state that I was in. Not to mention the time it took to sort out all the junk I accumulated throughout the semester, and the time it took to put all the other things into storage in time for me to fly home for the summer.
So last you heard from me, I was on a high because of spring break. You haven’t missed much since then; it was pretty much all downhill from there. First there was that case study I was working on which was due in towards the end of the teaching weeks. Glad to report I got an 85 on that (not entirely sure how!)
I’ve probably been subjected to some form of selective memory loss because I swear can’t recall what I was up to for the months of May and June. Instead of attempting to explain in words, here are a few choice pictures, courtesy of my not-so-little sister’s doodling skills, to explain the extremes friends dropping by would see.
Towards the latter half of the evening they would see:
(This is random but: a huge shout-out to my friends for making sure I remained sane during exam season!)
And after every exam (I had four this term) this was most definitely what happened:Disclaimer
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