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46 Things I Am Excited For At The University Of Richmond

46 things that I am excited about when I start at the University of Richmond.

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46 Things I Am Excited For At The University Of Richmond
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Recently I just found out that I have been accepted into the University of Richmond for the class of 2021. I am so excited to begin my life at that school - my dream school! So, here are the things I am excited about doing/possibly doing when I attend the university in the Fall of 2017.

1. Playing volleyball again
2. Taking immunology
3. Not having to live with my crazy parents anymore
4. Being challenged in school
5. Taking neurophysiology
6. Volunteering for clinics
7. Meeting new people that will be friends for the rest of my life
8. Taking microbiology
9. Getting a world class liberal education
10. Being able to go to the gym for free
11. Being able to work in a QUIET library
12. Taking molecular virology
13. Exploring who I am
14. Preparing to go to medical school
15. Saving up to get a job (maybe I'll have enough money)
16. Acting on my passions
17. Taking medical entomology
18. Telling people that I attend a prestigious university
19. Taking neurobiology
20. Taking microbial pathogenesis
21. Taking developmental biology
22. Doing research to help advance the medical field
23. Taking biology seminars
24. Taking classes on cellular structures
25. Being a biology major
26. Being a creative writing minor
27. Being able to expand my writing ability
28. Being able to have a break between my classes that is longer than five minutes
29. Being able to keep my current job as a dog groomer
30. Being able to meet extremely successful people
31. Going to all sport games that I can since they are free
32. Taking women in science
33. Exploring feminism
34. Exploring equality
35. Diving deeper into my relationship with my boyfriend
36. Being a spider
37. Taking psychology
38. Being able to study anything I want
39. Taking small classes the first time since elementary school
40. Taking quantum physics
41. Being able to read on a beautiful campus
42. Setting the track of my life
43. Meeting a new person that I will be living with
44. Being able to run on a gorgeous campus
45. Taking calculus, and possibly being able to understand it
46. Being able to learn as much as humanly possible

Overall I am just extremely excited to go to this amazing school. I am just counting down the months, and when I have time to calculate the days I may count those down as well. I am so excited to take all of the biology course that are related to medicine in preparation for me to go to medical school. I am extremely excited to improve my writing abilities so that some day I may publish a book of my poems. I am just ecstatic to go to this amazing college for thousands of reasons. It is not just limited to those I listed.

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