Life @ Campus

What is life about at Stanford?

Three possible answers:
1.Busy
2.Busy
3.well...still "Busy"

I was impressed by the way of teaching here. We invest much time for a single class. Most time we were thinking, which was largely different from what we did in NTU: We were either listening or sleeping; some people even scored high without attending the class.
My passion for science seemed to inflame again, but before I get on board doing basic research, I still need some time figuring out what kind of life I want to lead.
As for activities, well we just calculate by tons. Say, by picking the activities you're interested in today, you can make a schedule ranging from 1:00 pm to 10:00pm. (or maybe later)
I still suffer the disability of communicating with native speakers clearly. I need more work on my poor English. Wish I could make some good friends.

Comments

intellidryad said…
Yeah, I kind of hate it that the people with no interest in the class, and seldom come to class are sometimes the ones who are best at taking tests, and thus get one of the best grades.

I tend to study whatever interested me, not the "hot testing targets", and thus has a bad looking GPA...

Good luck with communicating in English, it'll only get better with time and practice.
roast said…
Yeah it's the matter of time.

As for the GPA...
i think you got the courage many people didn't have, and I believe you had learned something useful for your future study. If you can do better reaearch than others, then GPA would be just for reference.

Good luck on your applications!

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