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Well, I beat you all....lol. I graduated with MY first undergrad in 1995.
Check if your local hospital has an Infectious Diseases department that's where I got mine ordered and admin'dMy insurance covers the vaccine I just can't find a doctor office that will order and administer the vaccines
I checked all of them and they either said that they do it for employees or that I need a referral and I don't really have a pcp. My local Walgreens pharmacy did it and it was covered by my insuranceCheck if your local hospital has an Infectious Diseases department that's where I got mine ordered and admin'd
Purrrfect.I checked all of them and they either said that they do it for employees or that I need a referral and I don't really have a pcp. My local Walgreens pharmacy did it and it was covered by my insurance
Urggh I wish I was graduating this coming week. I'm on a quarter system so we just finished MIDTERMS. I still have five more weeks of class until I'm done.
But on the bright side, I just rediscovered this little gem which I feel describes my senioritis pretty well :
This was my favorite song way back in the day when I used to buy Neopet stuffed animals at Limited Too
My roommate recently brought Neopets back into our lives. Such nostalgia
My roommate recently brought Neopets back into our lives. Such nostalgia
I started playing it again ... Then stoppedI might have started playing again at some point this year...
I started playing it again ... Then stopped
I'm glad I'm not alone in this. I was legitimately angry when I couldn't access my old account from way back when.I might have started playing again at some point this year...
I'm glad I'm not alone in this. I was legitimately angry when I couldn't access my old account from way back when.
I'm jealous. I think they deleted mineI still can get into my account that is like 8 years old. It's not my oldest account. That one I never used because I messed up my email address and never could get it activated. And then I had several accounts frozen in between that one and my current one.
I had no idea neopets even still existed! It's probably been a good 12-13 years since I was last on there. I still remember my screen name was kittykitty (or at least my first one, since I had like 4 of them so that I could do whatever it was I did to get myself more points or coins or whatever it was you traded in).I might have started playing again at some point this year...
Do you like my shoyru avatar? Neopets is life!!!My roommate recently brought Neopets back into our lives. Such nostalgia
Shoyru was always my neopet of choice! He reminded me too much of charmander to not pickDo you like my shoyru avatar? Neopets is life!!!
Shoyru was always my neopet of choice! He reminded me too much of charmander to not pick
Mine was kougra, I love big cats and especially tigers
Not excited about having to take finals AFTER graduation though.
Mine did the same thing freshman year and I still get on my accountMy roommate recently brought Neopets back into our lives. Such nostalgia
PLEASE!!!!!Oh man.. Forgot all about neopets! I just tried to log into my account, it says it's been frozen for multiple account usage? Definitely wasn't frozen when I last used it, what a bummer. Might make a new one....
But omg. Was hunting for a new WW theme, this may definitely be my next one.
I'm really surprised to find out that my 14 year old account still in fact exists. Which makes me feel old. And yet, nothing's really changed. It's like a perfectly preserved slice of my twelve year old self, complete with anything and everything being cat related:
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I'm really surprised to find out that my 14 year old account still in fact exists. Which makes me feel old. And yet, nothing's really changed. It's like a perfectly preserved slice of my twelve year old self, complete with anything and everything being cat related:
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Thanks. Yeah, I'm thinking about getting a Yoga. I was reading on another thread some people talking about different computers.
Have you always taken notes electronically? Or just when you started vet school? I take only paper notes currently, and am wondering if I would have trouble getting used to electronic notes.
Since you go to UMN, are the printed notes expensive? Do a lot of people buy them?
I've already spoken to admissions and apparently Penn is pretty relaxed about their deferment policies. I told her up-front why I wanted to defer and she didn't have any qualms about it. Apparently there are several people every year that defer for this reason .
I know I'm super late in response to this, but ...
... I was a really devout take-notes-by-hands person in undergrad. I decided to switch to my laptop when I started vet school. I wanted all my notes with me as time went on.
So far, I have not regretted that decision one bit. It took me a few months to really get comfortable with it, but once you find a few tricks (like PDF Scissors, and the 'set all as background' command in OneNote) it's really super nice. I love that I can quickly search my notes not just for things I wrote, but for things that were in the instructors' pdfs/slides/powerpoints/whatever.
I use OneNote, but any of the common software packages would work... and I've kinda wondered if Evernote Premium would work for this. OneNote is structured with Notebooks as your top level in the hierarchy, with Sections under that and Pages within Sections (Notebooks -> Sections -> Pages). So what I did is create one Notebook for each semester (Y1S1, Y1S2, Y2S1 ... Y4). Then I create a Section for each class in that semester. Then within that class I create a Page for the Syllabus, one Page for each lecture, and whatever other miscellanous Page(s) make sense.
You can arrange Pages in their own hierarchy up to 3 deep, so I often did something like:
Syllabus
Exam 1
Lecture 1Exam 2
Lecture 2
Lecture 3Exam 3
Lecture 4
Lecture 5
Lecture 6
.... etc. Just made it easier to organize since you can collapse the sub-pages, so I'd only expand whatever section we were working through, i.e.:
Exam 1 (collapsed)
Exam 2 (collapsed)
Exam 3
Lecture 5
Lecture 6
Yes, I'm an organizational freak. But there are classes with 50-60-70 lectures or so ... it made it nice to keep it easy to navigate and crystal clear what I had to study for any given exam.
Nope, they didn't make us buy them, thank goodness, because that would have been a big waste of money for me. I don't know how I'd ever survive without being able electronically search through all my notes.Unless they changed it with the new curriculum .. you're required to buy them the first semester.
I bought them the first two semesters. Then I quit wasting my money, since I never used the written notes.
This is kind of unrelated but... is anyone NOT bringing a car? I'm kind of contemplating not to because I'm not the best of drivers and I've never driven in snow. Anyone know if it's absolutely necessary to have a car (specifically for CSU)?
I'm not bringing a car. I'm going to be living a mile from the school and there is a bus system right at my complex so I don't think I will be needing my car. My husband has a car so there's no need to have two cars. It will save us money.This is kind of unrelated but... is anyone NOT bringing a car? I'm kind of contemplating not to because I'm not the best of drivers and I've never driven in snow. Anyone know if it's absolutely necessary to have a car (specifically for CSU)?
This is kind of unrelated but... is anyone NOT bringing a car? I'm kind of contemplating not to because I'm not the best of drivers and I've never driven in snow. Anyone know if it's absolutely necessary to have a car (specifically for CSU)?
I didn't have a car in undergrad and don't like driving very much, but it's awesome to just be able to go places because you've decided to go there. There's probably a lot of stuff I wouldn't have been able to do if I didn't have a car here (from weekend wetlabs to coffeeshop studying), even if I technically could have gotten by and made it to class without one.I don't know anything about CSU, but having a car where I am located is not necessary, however, I can tell you that there is nothing I miss more than the freedom that having a car gives you. I hate being bound by bus times, when the bus will arrive, when it leaves and the worst of all: when you miss the bus. There is nothing quite like the freedom of being able to think, "Hey I want go here" and being able to just go and not have to think "Ok, I have to wait for the bus and it will take longer because of all the stops". Anyway, just something to think about.
This is kind of unrelated but... is anyone NOT bringing a car? I'm kind of contemplating not to because I'm not the best of drivers and I've never driven in snow. Anyone know if it's absolutely necessary to have a car (specifically for CSU)?
Fort Collins has a great bus system and a new MAXbus rapid transit system. I would see where you are living and look at what time you would have to leave in the am to get to the bus station and get to class on time. First year classes are held in the zoology building.
I always wondered about getting groceries home on a bus, I'm guessing large shopping trips are out of the question.
The town is very bike friendly. FYI we have 8 inches of snow on the ground right now...so yea about that bike riding...
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Fort Collins has a great bus system and a new MAXbus rapid transit system. I would see where you are living and look at what time you would have to leave in the am to get to the bus station and get to class on time. First year classes are held in the zoology building.
I always wondered about getting groceries home on a bus, I'm guessing large shopping trips are out of the question.
The town is very bike friendly. FYI we have 8 inches of snow on the ground right now...so yea about that bike riding...