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Me: takes immunology to understand how the environment influences immune responses and maybe learn more about myself
Immunology: "So basically the immune system is in charge of too many bodily functions and there's still a lot of unknowns because its that complicated"
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Is it worth it if the PhD you got accepted into is in a state you really do not like?
With my masters in full swing I have been getting the urge to study blog again. Only problem is my desk now is ugly compared to what I had in undergraduate π
I'm trying so hard to learn new languages, but doing it with dyslexia is so difficult!
There are times in college where you just have to cut yourself a break.
I have multiple learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Currently, I have four Cs on my transcript. Four. I hear my neurotypical acquaintances and friends talk about never having below a B- and saying how low their grades are. I know people lie about their grades so I take everything with a grain of salt, but it still hurts when you feel like you're behind your peers.
I'm happy to say I've embraced "Cs get degrees" and I've never failed a class and y'know what, that's sometimes all I can ask for. Even with all the accomodations in the world, I'd still have auditory processing issues, difficulties writing/reading, and mixing up math and chemical equations. The best thing for me would be to either get rid of all tests(impossible) or make every test open note/open book(impossible) so I just try my best.
Getting through academia while ND and physical disabled is difficult. And it's vital to know that sometimes you can only reach good enough.
I feel like on studyblr and in academia you're always comparing yourself with other people, and that's not fair. So a reminder to all my followers, cut yourself a break.
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You see, that specific part of the brain is called the pons because that's the sound your head makes when you hit that part on the crawlspace ceiling!
My library research desk has been decorated πΌπ§πΌββοΈ
A few infographic that may be helpful for end of the year burn-out. Enjoy!
