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[ocelot]

I had my final for Chemistry tonight. I have no clue how I did. I'm sure I passed the class though, as I needed to get like 3 questions right for that. I needed around 75% on the final for a B, and it's possible I managed that, especially since there were a ton of extra credit points.

It amazes me that I can be doing this well in the class when I feel like there's so much I just didn't get at all. I don't know if that's normal, or if I'll be seriously hurting if/when I go on to organic chemistry or another class that requires the knowledge from this one.

I'm considering applying for this job, but I don't know if my Spanish would quite count as "bilingual". I was doing ok with it in the doula program, and if I'd basically be saying the same things over and over again, I think I'd get passable pretty fast. But if they want truly bilingual, that's not me.

I suppose I should apply. Can't hurt, except as far as scheduling classes goes, and would help with my nursing school and future employment possibilities, as well as current finances.

Comments

[koyote.livejournal.com]

anytime you feel like working on spanish at home, we can start labelling things and using it :)

[silkensteel.livejournal.com]

Heck, if it was a part-time volunteer position I'd suggest giving it a go. It would push your spanish usage, get you involved in helping others, give you more reasons to feel good, etc, etc...