You must include the assignment submitted in HLTH 101 regarding your Learning Style Self Assessment<\/p>\n\n\n
In this semester, some classes I\u2019ve been doing well in are English, math and sociology. I\u2019m doing well in English since my teacher is really good with us and the subjects. She\u2019s really understanding and a good teacher. Math I\u2019m naturally good at and enjoy it and sociology isn\u2019t a hard class. History is a little difficult and bio as well. History I\u2019ve allocated more time to studying and preparing for that class. I\u2019ve also spent more time on it. In bio I spend time with study groups and practice a lot of stuff for exams and quizzes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
My transition to college was okay. Some expectations I had was for my life to change drastically, but that\u2019s not the case. It\u2019s different, just not in the way I was expecting. They haven\u2019t changed my life monumentally since it\u2019s just learning with freedom. For some reason I thought I was going to become a brand new person, but I\u2019m just me with more independence. The college experience has been really fun this first semester, it\u2019s been really nice learning how to live on my own and experience it for the first time. The rush of adulthood is really different and really nice. Moving away to the dorms was really difficult for me. I get homesick really easily, so the first week I was crying a lot since I missed them so much. It\u2019s still difficult some days but you learn to live with it and push through. This was definitely my greatest challenge to overcome. Staying positive really helps, to have something to look forward to.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
My intended major is Public Health. Something new I\u2019ve learned about it is the specifics of how broad it is. Public Health covers a lot of topics all over the medical spectrum. I didn\u2019t realize how good of a degree it is to have since it\u2019s so versatile. I like my major, and I\u2019ve been thinking it over and I\u2019m probably going to stick with it. It\u2019s just such a good baseline degree that gives me a lot of knowledge about a lot of things. I\u2019m interested in French as a minor maybe, I might not take it as a minor but maybe a concentration class or something of the sorts. I doubt I\u2019ll become a double major.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A problem I\u2019ve had this semester is getting sick! I woke up with the worst headache and sinus problems, paired with lower back pain and neck pain. I was for sure confident this was COVID, and the ODU resource I used to solve this was utilizing the student health center. I made an appointment for a COVID test and found out the same day I was negative. My roommate has probably been my biggest in person supporter here. She motivates me all the time to do my work and go to class, and we always get food together and hangout. She brings me out of the slumps I get in, and we support each other in ways that only a friend can. She\u2019s a great friend and I really lucked out by getting paired with her. I have not checked out any clubs yet, solely because I\u2019m really focusing on school this semester.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You must include the assignment submitted in HLTH 101 regarding your Learning Style Self Assessment In this semester, some classes I\u2019ve been doing well in are English, math and sociology. I\u2019m doing well in English since my teacher is really good with us and the subjects. She\u2019s really understanding and a good teacher. Math I\u2019m… <\/p>\n