- I have partnered with a successful business owner and a web designer at my Church to undertake a web/iPhone app project. It wont be the next Netflix or Facebook, but I think it will be a success. More to come of this later ;)
- I grabbed an EE Internship at Intel for the summer, I plan on taking every advantage this gives me for landing my first real job.
Notes of things I learn from Class, Life, Work, and Church. Written by a purpose driven engineer student.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Summer 2012 - preparing for Fall 2012
First off, in my last post I didn't mention the good things that happened last semester:
Spring 2012 - Failure
At the beginning of this year my health, my faith in God, my trust in my friends, my finances, and my mind were all in the best shape they had ever been, which is why last semester was so great with my grades, my new job and everything mentioned in the Fall 2011 post. I was certain everything would stay the same through this semester...so I did the following:
Classes
I was doing great until Midterms, when I crashed, got sick and dropped one class, then by finals failed two more.
This pushed my frustration to the next level, but I decided it didn't destroy anything...its pushing me back a semester and a lot of money, but I couldn't have picked a better semester for a breakdown because everything else in my life is nice and stable, thanks to God.
I will take this setback just like every other one and keep moving forward.
Classes
- Calculus II
- Engineering Science II
- University Physics I (Mechanics)
- Computer Science I (C++)
- Chemistry I
I was doing great until Midterms, when I crashed, got sick and dropped one class, then by finals failed two more.
This pushed my frustration to the next level, but I decided it didn't destroy anything...its pushing me back a semester and a lot of money, but I couldn't have picked a better semester for a breakdown because everything else in my life is nice and stable, thanks to God.
I will take this setback just like every other one and keep moving forward.
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