I will start of my blog with saying hello and with the Majors and Minors fair I attended. I directly headed over to my major, Economics and Accounting, and I was hit ferociously with some very harsh information to take in. I heard the lady say the classes were some of the toughest on campus! Only %6 of the class can get an A in the pre major courses because of the department curve. I quickly asked her to point me in the best path to take the classes, when the level of competition is the lowest and where she thought I could thrive. I was happy to get a personally recommended schedule for the first two years of my career. I also checked out the study abroad in Singapore and China because I am interested in business I figured those are two very thriving economies and most business is done in the Asian countries now. I have to say the majors and minors fair was also a good way to meet people. It was like a busy train station with multiple people scurrying around. I was able to meet some other Econ and Accounting majors which I thought could be very useful in the future to form a study group and really succeed in making it into the major. I exchanged a couple phone numbers and exited accordingly.
The Student Resource Building was is probably the most resourceful tool on campus. Here you can get information about EOP, and CLAS. I was happy to find that in this building there were smart boards instead of whiteboards and projectors. I was also happy to see that they offer CLAS for Econ which I will be consistently attending in order to gain an advantage over the other students. Now that is what I call being resourceful. Overall I feel that the Student Resource Building really is the focal point when trying to be resourceful. Multiple departments are located inside of it which makes it very convenient for students.
I will start off my reply with saying hello and with your blog that I read. Upon directly heading to my major or great interest, I was ferociously hit with a lack of information as my righteous real respective representing representative was nowhere to be found! I quickly asked the adjacent advocate advisor for the egregious reason of his non-arrival. He was quite dumbfounded of his disappearance and could not provide and answer.
ReplyDeleteHowever I am glad that you were sufficiently schooled with saccharine information.
I’m glad that they have very nice whiteboards in the EOP and CLAS rooms as well.
I hope you have an excellent Friday!
Whats up Chris!
ReplyDeleteIts good to know that you were able to find out so much about your major. I was unaware that economics and accounting was such a challenging field. I'm sure it will pay off in the long run though. I also want to get into the business field,(hopefully own my own company), as an engineer. I agree with your opinion to study abroad in Asia for the same reasons. I was also very glad to see that many tools available at the SRB. I will definitely be going there for some tutoring once the real heavy classes start, and who knows maybe ill stop by to get some help/opinions on my essays.
I hope everything goes well for you in the following years. See you around.
-Peace, Luis Ramirez Lira