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02 06 2019
here's a flick of some of my apes textbook notes to help me study and a mini what's in my pen case. all i really have in it right now is a pack of muji pens i bought recently, but hopefully my collection will expand, xo.
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06.24.19 >> start of summer quarter
hello hello! long time no update. today marks the first day of summer quarter and with that, the beginning of my digital content management (DCM) courses for my new degree! starting with database systems. itâs really weird to think about it but iâve already made one for work without realizing.Â
iâm also thrilled to be spending this summer at the beach (aside from a week iâll be home for my kittenâs spay surgery). my plants and i are thriving~
college how to : securing rec letters
uh basically what i did to get recommendation letters secured for grad school + study abroad? this is like for ....anxious people lol? i researched for HOURS on how to actually go about getting recommendation letters....but there werenât too many tips for the actual process, just âoh! get recs from professors who love youâ haha...
Before you even think of asking...
Do your research:Â Thinking about graduate school? scholarships? studying abroad? Fulbright? anything that you have to apply to, youâre going to be asked for recommendation letters. this most definitely did NOT occur to me, so I probably added more stress to my plate than I needed to. But yeah....you canât just get in on your own merit for most things. You need people to vouch for you in the form of rec letters, and most times your applications wonât even be considered without them. PLUSÂ when you DO ask for a recommendation letter, you want to show that you have done some research into whatever you are applying for, and share some of that information with your potential recommender.
Prepare statements of purpose and academic CVs: In order for your recommender to write a letter, they need some background on, well, you! Even if you talk to them often, itâs still nice to have your specific ideas and goals about the program ready and laid out. Plus, they may not know of all your academically-related accomplishments, so detail them in that CV! Itâs basically a resume in a different format, but if you get it done early, your recommender may even go over it and send you back suggestions.
Who to ask....
Quality of your recommender: Honestly, you canât just get any old recommendation letter and hope thatâll fly. Oftentimes when recommendation letters are provided as a side thing (at least for college), they can be pretty basic and impersonal. Itâs best to get a letter from someone who has had 1-1 conversations with you where you shared about who you are, not necessarily just what you do. That can add a lot to your letter.
So many options....: Itâs actually really okay to ask if your potential recommender feels they can write a strong, POSITIVE letter for you. You donât want a petty supervisor (or someone with which you butted heads or got a less than stellar grade in their class) writing your letter. If they canât immediately say yes, then they wonât be golden. Once you weed out the so-so choices, you can focus on the strong candidates.
HOW to ask...
Building rapport: it comes to a point where you really do have to put yourself out there if you want your professor to remember your face. I've gone to events and seen professors (future, former, or current) present, and had little small talk convos just to say âhey! I'm your student!â. just walking around campus I might run into one, so thatâs always a good time to ask questions about things in general (I would save assignment related questions for office hours!). I always email my bilingual professor every week because he doesnât post the assignment slots ahead of time, and let him know âhey! I've finished my assignment and want to submitâ! Not only is that helping him keep things running, but heâs realizing âwow...sheâs always finishing her assignments earlyâ. bonus points! I usually spend half an hour in office hour sessions, talking about school, asking questions about their research, going off on tangents ...itâs okay to treat your professor as a mentor, they want to see you succeed, so show that you are putting that effort in! Itâs also a good chance to practice your language skills with your language professors...
Schedule a talk ahead of time: When you actually ask for rec letters... do NOT just drop in! Show a level of professionalism by emailing your professors ahead of time and asking if you can speak with them regarding grad school/study abroad program, and ask them a question. :-] Thatâs what I did anyway lol! I didnât ask for my rec letter officially over email, but face to face.
Set them up: Discuss the program(s) you are interested in, and give them enough detail so that they have a general idea of what you want to get them involved in. Donât just sit down and ask âCan you write me a rec letter?â but show that you are prepared! If you need to, provide them with pamphlets now.
Just ask!: Okay, now you can literally âjust ask!â When I had to ask for rec letters from one of my professors, my CURRENT professor was in his office just chatting with him! That was a bit nerve-wracking, but I just spit out my request before my anxiety took over (I totally wanted to run out of the office). It didnât really matter that we had an âaudienceâ, as he accepted with no problem!
What to do after...
APPLY!: Now that you've asked, you have to follow through! Start working on your application if you havenât done so already, keep researching the process, and keep your recommenders up to date with deadlines, reminders, and additional information you discover. For me, I have to keep my professors up to date with my writing samples, statements of purpose, application process, and deadlines for my study abroad program. Whatever I need to know, they need to know!
um, I hope this is helpful! I canât really cover the âokay Iâve applied and theyâve sent their letters inâ parts because...that hasnât happened yet! I only asked two weeks ago, but Iâll definitely add onto this post once I can talk about the end results. :-]
AHH I REACHED 400 FOLOWERS!! I'm so grateful that you guys are interested in what I do and what I like~ I love you all, even though we don't talk, I appreciate every single one of you. Thank you, I hope you have a lovely day âĄ
So, to celebrate this mini-milestone, I thought I'd give a shout-out to all my favorite studyblrs that keep me motivated and inspirated:
@procrastinstudy
@astraeuzz
@fusiformstudygyrus
@stillstudies
@ohghiblies
@postudy
@happybujopng
@studylustre
Each of these blogs are special in their own way and I highly recommend checking them out if you don't know them already~ They probably don't know, but their blogs mean a lot to me and I wouldn't want to miss any of them on my timeline.
To the strong individuals behid these blogs: I hope you get all the good things you deserve for motivating and inspiring me and countless other people on this app! Thank you so much âĄ

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it took me a while to find how i was going to phrase this masterpost. truth is, we all started in the studyblr community at some point and weâve all known the struggle to get reblogs or to even find friends. unfortunately, this shouldnât be the issue, the purpose of this, is to improve your grade, show your work, give tips and make friends with people all around the world sharing your passion. i guess this masterpost applies to new studyblrs or just studyblrs that sometimes struggle to find a spot in this huge community.
â followers donât matter, friends do.
at the beginning, it might seem impossible to find followers, even more friends. i can talk for myself because i know that i used to get so upset when iâd see people unfollowing me. i didnât know how to fit in even if i tried my hardest. if youâve ever been in this case, what iâd recommend, is to send âaskâ to your favourite accounts, even in anons. send them ask or even message them if youâre not too shy. it would at least give you someone to talk to and you could ask questions on how to improve your studyblr, and maybe even make friends. one thing that also works is tags if you struggle to get reblogs. for example, mine is #heyaly but basically every studyblr has one and thatâs one way to show your posts to the world. once youâve done that, iâm pretty sure you would at least have found a friend. and thatâs what matter in this community. followers are just a number, what you need is supportive friends!! (and my door is always open if you want one)
â itâs okay if you canât afford stationery.Â
this is so important, to everyone out here, cute stationery is cool but thatâs not everything, it doesnât define who you are. to be a studyblr, you have to share your passion, it should never be a race to see who can get the brand new notebooks or liners. youâre beautiful and perfect with just a pencil and a sheet of paper as long as it brings you happiness.
â you donât have to work all the time.
big clichĂ©. as if, we studyblrs, were working all day, all night. it might seem to be the truth because weâre all from different part of the world. but learn to treat yourself. watch a programme, relax, go outside, do something else that you enjoy. you donât live to work!
â give tips you follow.
writing this sounds stupid but i know for a fact that you always want to give the best to impress people. but masterposts are important because you make it out of your own experience. what the internet says does not matter, what we want is to know how you do things. thatâs what make a masterpost so special. itâs okay not to drink ten gallons of water per day (please donât do that) or to sleep twelve hours per night, weâre all different and thatâs what makes us perfect in our own ways.
basically,Â
JUST BE YOURSELF AND THE WORLD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE âż
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â§ august 21, 2018
â· 11/đŻ days of productivity
My goal this year is to get only Aâs and be a wise, elegant and more responsible and neat person. đȘ
I hope youâre having a great day so far âš
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