Summer Term Finished!
That’s right, it’s that time again when I post about how I surprised myself yet again with another A. Summer term was dedicated to #microbiology and boy was it a doozy. But I did it! Aced my final, aced majority of my assignments and lab, and most importantly aced this class. It’s nice to see that #GPA I royally forked up many years ago start creeping back up again.
Now it’s time for #fallterm and that makes me feel even more anxious because I haven’t attended a lecture/lab in person in AGES and of course it’s #anatomyandphysiology . All I can do is continue with this trajectory and prove to myself that I truly am one #BAMF
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