Week 1 -- 2nd Term; Update

My first week of school was exhausting! I had no clue I would get so tired from 4 classes. Two of them are online so I don't even have to walk to a class and sit in it for hours. I guess I am just ahead of myself a little bit. I hate not having something to do these days. I never used to like doing things but I guess Oregon has something on me and it constantly wants me to stay occupied. Haha.

Reading 2 Class: I made a new friend in class. Her name is Lexy and she sits right in front of me. Her career goal is to major in Computer Science. She said it's her 1st term at RCC. I am looking forward to having a "friend" in class but hopefully I don't get too distracted. There are two other students in my class from my previous reading class. The teacher is very nice. She doesn't assign too much work either.

Math Class: This class is packed with people. My teacher is A LOT different than my previous math teacher. He makes me miss my other teacher, haha. He doesn't fully explain things step by step which is a huge problem with my comprehension. Yesterday, we were given a problem and I couldn't figure out what he was asking us to do. Everybody except the girl next to me was able to figure it out. I guess it's something I have to deal with and if I get stuck, ask for help. That's something I've never done before but I can't afford to fail this class and take it again next semester. Not going to happen. But on a positive note, the teacher is very relaxed and laid back.

Medical Terminology Class: This is a full class online. I am ahead of the class. Not by much though. I completed the first weeks work on Tuesday when class started on Monday. I feel great. I also completed Chapter 1's quiz on Tuesday as well. It's not due until the 14th of this month. I passed it and got only 1 question wrong which gave me a 95% on the quiz. Awesome! I just completed an assignment for Chapter 2 last night and turned that in early. On top of turning that in, I completed Chapter 2's quiz as well. That also isn't due until the 14th of this month. I scored an 85% which left me missing 3 questions. I am not doing so bad in this class and I couldn't be any happier with it. The teacher is nice but she can also have a strict side to her, just like most teachers these days in college.

Health Care Class: This class is also a full class online. A lot of students are still in High School. I have completed all of the assignments early in this class as well. I feel great for being ahead of the class and myself. Let's just hope it doesn't mess me up in the end. *Fingers crossed* The teacher seems nice but it's hard to tell over a computer, haha.

I will post updates every week at the end of each week to let you know about my progress in school.

Stay tuned <3

Another Term Begins

I start my second term at RCC on Monday. I am pretty nervous. Not only nervous because it's only my second term there but nervous because I have never taken this many credits in college before. I feel like I am taking a risk but a good risk. I am taking College Reading 2, Pre-Algebra, Introduction to the Health Care Industry, and Medical Terminology. All of those classes equal out to 14 credits.

Whew. Wish me luck! <3

I've Made Up My Mind... I Think...

I think I've settled on a career choice and where I will transfer once I finish my prerequisites. I know I keep saying I have found a place and blah blah blah but honestly, I am always thinking of something new. So, just bare with me and my decisions, haha. Nothing will be official until the last term at my current college. That won't be for at least a year or maybe two. 

I have decided on getting my Associates in Physical Therapy Assistant and then getting my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Call me Dr. Ariel ;) HAHA.Once I complete my prerequisites at RCC, I will transfer to Mt. Hood CC which is located about 2 hours north from here. After I complete my PTA there, I will transfer an hour north from there and attend Pacific University for my DPT. I won't have my DPT until 7 years from now but the money and enjoyment of helping others learn how to function again, is going to be pretty rewarding in my book.

I had the option to attend Sacramento City College and then go to Sacramento State University, which is only about 5 minutes from each other, but I know a lot of dumb people that go to both of those colleges and I would rather not be around them. So, I'm going to finish college in Oregon and once I complete my DPT, I will end up moving with my boyfriend down to Redding where I will find a permanent job and home for us. We will be moving to Redding because we want to be in between both of our families. My parents live in California and Jared's parents live in Oregon. It's only fair enough. Right?