I'm back at uni now, as of yesterday, and it looks like this semester will be pretty full on (we're off campus on placements for six weeks, so for the six we do have on campus, the timetable is pretty full! Six lectures a day sometimes! Makes me feel like falling asleep just thinking about it haha!) I think every uni student probably says this at the start of every semester, but I think this semester I will try to put in a big effort to try to improve my marks a little. My marks are o.k. and I think I will graduate with honours, but at this stage I am still undecided as to where I want to go career wise so I'd like to have the option of pursuing post-grad study (probably a PhD), but I think my marks at the moment might not be good enough to get a scholarship.
Anyway, enough boring talk about uni...here is what I wore to uni today:
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| Cardi - Temt; Dress - Jay Jays; Footless tights - Target; Flats - Country Road |
The weather in Melbourne is so gloomy at the moment, hopefully there will be some more sunshine soon. It was only about 16 degrees when I left the house this morning and I almost thought of taking a winter coat, but then I thought, no I'll look silly carrying a coat around on the first day of Autumn, but I think I nearly needed it!
Hopefully sometime this week, I'll cobble together a montage of recent purchases (although I'm trying really hard to save since I opened a uBank savings account, so there won't be all that many).
Thanks for reading!!!!
What are you studying at uni? :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for your comment, I know I'll get used to it.. I'm just so used to going to a smaller uni where I was so comfortable!
You're so crafty! I wish I knew how to work a sewing machine lol. Sometimes, I see nice clothes and they could be better with a bit of tweaking around but then I realise I can't do it :(
ReplyDeleteI love the print of that dress, it really suits you! :)
ReplyDeleteYayyyy for sewing!!! Well done it looks fab <3
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Congrats on the 10kms! And I know what you mean about 'start of uni/will get better marks' train of thought, I'm sure you can do it :)
ReplyDeleteIf you are passing with honours and can get into Honours, then as long as you do well and somebody wants to take you on you will be eligible for a PhD. I haven't seen any PhD candidates picked based entirely on Uni results. So don't worry. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely comments everyone! Krissy, I'm studying a health science course, but not medicine. I don't really want to say exactly what so I can remain anonymous, lol! :P
ReplyDelete1940house, my course doesn't have an honours year, our honours is based entirely on grades. And apparently around 50% of students graduate with honours (so it probably doesn't mean all that much), but I think I have one or two potential supervisors, who are interested in different areas, so I think I am ok from that point of view (plus there is some option as far as what area I want to do research in). Thanks for the advice! :)
So impressed by the sewing! Very clever :)
ReplyDeletePS I love the title of your blog lol