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Hey guys! I'm an M1 at Carver, just wanted to stop in, say hi and see how our future classmates are feeling. Congrats to everyone accepted so far!
We're currently in our twelfth week and are chugging along to the end of our first semester, and I can say definitively it has been a very trying, but emotionally rewarding, experience. The tests are hard, the trying-to-drink-water-from-a-fire-hydrant analogy about the amount of information you have to take in failed to mention that said fire hydrant is EXPLODING IN YOUR FACE!!!!!, but the facilities are awesome and only getting more awesome, the teachers care about you and will do everything to help you learn, the feeling of accomplishment is impossible to describe and the group of people I'm going through this with is quickly becoming a group I wouldn't trade for anything. Basically what I'm trying to say is: we need adjustable fire hydrants. Also, that I love being here, and I hope that should you get accepted here, you don't pass this place up lightly.
To all of you waiting on an acceptance (and there will be more as these months go on): keep your chin up, no matter how long it takes. I know exactly how you feel - see last year's thread - and I know how easy it is to get down on yourself, but waiting doesn't mean rejection, and rejection doesn't mean it's over: there will be lots of celebrations down the road for all of you, whether you're celebrating for here or not. Speaking of which, I need to give a shout-out to Midwestern Blot for making it in - congrats buddy!! See you soon!
Anyway, I gotta get back to studying Genetics, but if you guys have any questions I and the other M1s still creeping on this thread will be happy to (try to) answer them. Good luck guys!
We're currently in our twelfth week and are chugging along to the end of our first semester, and I can say definitively it has been a very trying, but emotionally rewarding, experience. The tests are hard, the trying-to-drink-water-from-a-fire-hydrant analogy about the amount of information you have to take in failed to mention that said fire hydrant is EXPLODING IN YOUR FACE!!!!!, but the facilities are awesome and only getting more awesome, the teachers care about you and will do everything to help you learn, the feeling of accomplishment is impossible to describe and the group of people I'm going through this with is quickly becoming a group I wouldn't trade for anything. Basically what I'm trying to say is: we need adjustable fire hydrants. Also, that I love being here, and I hope that should you get accepted here, you don't pass this place up lightly.
To all of you waiting on an acceptance (and there will be more as these months go on): keep your chin up, no matter how long it takes. I know exactly how you feel - see last year's thread - and I know how easy it is to get down on yourself, but waiting doesn't mean rejection, and rejection doesn't mean it's over: there will be lots of celebrations down the road for all of you, whether you're celebrating for here or not. Speaking of which, I need to give a shout-out to Midwestern Blot for making it in - congrats buddy!! See you soon!
Anyway, I gotta get back to studying Genetics, but if you guys have any questions I and the other M1s still creeping on this thread will be happy to (try to) answer them. Good luck guys!