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Good luck to everyone starting
You'll do great! Make some friends.First day of orientation tomorrow. I know I shouldn't be so nervous, but I am. Gah.
Orientation is tomorrow. I don't remember how to make friends
"Hi, I'm person, do you like cheese?"
Yeah! I feel like a lot of people are going to agree with you there!Hi I like puppies, do you like puppies? <-- solid plan for tomorrow
She's the man?And if anyone knows what movie that is from +100 points.
She's the man?
Score! Hey.... Wait a second!+100 points to Slytherin house!!!
Your campus looks gorgeous from what I can see in the pictures!Orientation is finally done (thank god), classes start tomorrow! And I get out early because of my anatomy lab section. Hurray!
lol. It makes life easy when you have a seat that is constant. Most of the time there is some switching in the first week as people decide who they desire to sit by for three or four hours at a time. I sat in the very back end seat by the door with the cattle guys my years.A couple people in my class showed up at 7:30am for our first class at 10am yesterday to make sure they got the seats they wanted... In undergrad I changed seats constantly, I had no clue "claiming seats" was such a big thing.
But everyone does seem very nice which is great.
Bring a ton of bug spray, I think all the mosquitoes at mountain campus are hulk sized monsters.Going to the mountains to team build tomorrow. Kumbayaaaaaa
Oh geeze, I would have a hard time with that because I love to switch up seats just to irritate people who have gotten married to a particular place in the room.A couple people in my class showed up at 7:30am for our first class at 10am yesterday to make sure they got the seats they wanted... In undergrad I changed seats constantly, I had no clue "claiming seats" was such a big thing.
But everyone does seem very nice which is great.
Calm down SatanOh geeze, I would have a hard time with that because I love to switch up seats just to irritate people who have gotten married to a particular place in the room.
You are about to spend four years intimately connected to your classmates. These feelings would not be very helpful. hahaOh geeze, I would have a hard time with that because I love to switch up seats just to irritate people who have gotten married to a particular place in the room.
I like to think I'm just teaching others to be flexibleYou are about to spend four years intimately connected to your classmates. These feelings would not be very helpful. haha
lol. Seriously though, having a seat that you know is yours makes sense. On mornings one is running late, they don't have to frantically search for the empty seat and disrupt everything. Vet school works best when you have nothing to worry about but learning the material and getting past that class. Not worrying about where to sit, what to wear, all that superfluous crap makes student life easier. Vet school is not undergrad. You don't mess with your classmates because this is a very expensive education and if they need normality to get through it, that is their right.I like to think I'm just teaching others to be flexible
I like to think I'm just teaching others to be flexible
I'm a front row sitter so there's basically no chance of my seat getting taken because nobody else wants to sit there
Yup! Officially started today.Have you started classes yet?
A couple people in my class showed up at 7:30am for our first class at 10am yesterday to make sure they got the seats they wanted... In undergrad I changed seats constantly, I had no clue "claiming seats" was such a big thing.
But everyone does seem very nice which is great.
O.OHahahahaha. People showed up <the night before> in my class, if I recall.
So amazing how much emotional distress the whole seat thing caused.
Hahahahaha. People showed up <the night before> in my class, if I recall.
So amazing how much emotional distress the whole seat thing caused.
Lol, that's serious commitment. I just found a damn open seat and it became mine. I didn't really care that much. I did like having my spot but wasn't the end of the world if it was taken.
you guys will learn. some people take it very seriously. also, it's much easier to get right to where you need to if you're late for any reason.I don't care if I move every day or sit in the same seat, I just have a general area of the room I like. I just was shocked by the dedication to seats some kids had.
Yeah, I can't imagine coming in hours early to get a seatI don't care if I move every day or sit in the same seat, I just have a general area of the room I like. I just was shocked by the dedication to seats some kids had.
Wut. That is ridiculous. I sure hope no one in my class did that. I showed up like an hour early on the first day, but that's just because I'm a chronically early person in general and have been my whole life. I always sat in the back in vet school though, and no one wanted to sit there, so I had no issues finding a seat. Did get annoyed the one time that we had a speaker come in and single all of us back-of-the-room-sitters and say we were in the bottom of the class. Well, actually, sir...Hahahahaha. People showed up <the night before> in my class, if I recall.
So amazing how much emotional distress the whole seat thing caused.
I totes did that, but I essentially volunteered for a group of us to reserve a group of seats. I also have terrible vision, and never wear glasses, so I needed to make sure I was close to the front (to be fair, I think I only got there an hour ahead of time)Yeah, I can't imagine coming in hours early to get a seat
this seems like it could have been dealt with differently...I totes did that, but I essentially volunteered for a group of us to reserve a group of seats. I also have terrible vision, and never wear glasses, so I needed to make sure I was close to the front (to be fair, I think I only got there an hour ahead of time)
Wow, I feel like almost everyone has started already. It's only the first day of orientation tomorrow for me!