Hi guys! Finally we are on the last blog, I hope you're doing well with the return to classes :) It's been a difficult months, on every way of my life. I've never thought to bee studying at my home and neither studying english at my home, it's like taking a course of "Open English" haha. I have to say that on the beginning of the course it was a little bit difficult for me to speak in english in front of the other classmates, but one day I thought "They can't even watch me, they don't even know me", so that made me realize that no one cares about my pronunciation (only the teacher, of course) and we were all learning. I hope that I can still speaking in english with no shame when we go back to "normality" and get back to the physical university. I've always noticed that my writing and listening are very good, but when I have to talk in this language I get very nervous and my mind goes to white, I can't think one word a
Hello! Today's post it's going to be a little difficult haha, I hope it goes well. I choose this university because I liked a lot the curriculum of my carrer, it was what I wanted because there's a balance between the humanistic and the scientist side and other universities were heavily loaded to an one of these extremes and to be honest with you guys, I hate the scientist part but it's necessary in our knowledge. However, I didn't know too much about co-curricular activities and when I started my first year I'd got dissapointed. The JGM campus has this giant sport camp, but the sport that I was looking it wasn't there ): . Since 2018 I practice "Crossfit" and it was very difficult for me to continue doing this sport at the same time that I was studying. The schedules didn't match with my training times that I had been doing. The campus has the implemments to do this course, because there is a similar one called "Halterofilia&qu