1년만

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[ijuyoung]

amherst university (reach)

pros

no required classes

so open curriculum

great student / teacher ratio bc small student body

caring professors

pretty cool student body?? idk

cons

weather sucks

town sucks

it's tiny as fuck

dinner is fucking early 

it's tiny as fuck

[ijuyoung]

brown university (reach)

pros

no required classes 

pass / fail system

research university AND liberal arts hot damn

great professors, super intelligent

what's not to like tbh

it's also on the east coast like wow

[ijuyoung]

university of rochester (match / safety)

pros ;

incredibly flexible curriculum

manageable workload

school of medicine !! good focus on premed

not very cliquey ??

acceptance rate ~ 35%

intelligent, passionate professors

medium sized (5000 undergrad)

NEW YORK

GREAT DORMS

cons ; 

really shitty gray weather (maybe a pro)

shitty financial aid ?

possibly boring surrounding area

[ijuyoung]

it's weird

listing out my accomplishments. 

the past three years felt like they shot by in a breeze, and i was always under the impression i'd let that time slide by.

so realizing that i actually did something worthwhile, at least by college admissions standards, with that time feels pretty.. good, i guess.

it's hard to not feel a little proud about it, but i should remember that others have even more impressive stats.

but then again, most of the extracurriculars were pretty enjoyable, and i did gain some experience from them so maybe it's okay to feel a bit satisfied.