Science!

My name is Abby and I am a sophomore this year. My major is HDFS with a minor in children advocacy. For as long as I can remember I wanted to be a doctor and throughout high school I told myself I loved science. After I passed out in an class at the local hospital, almost failed chemistry, and cried a few times about it, I finally told myself science was not my area of expertise. I decided not to become a science major because every science class I have taken has caused too much stress and my brain unfortunately just doesn’t understand most of the concepts of math. 735419_1307064742259_fullOn that note, I still needed a few science gen eds and my advisor told me SC 200 was a nice in-between class if I wasn’t that into science, but still wanted to learn a lot. I also know Andrew’s son (shout out Matt!) so I had heard great things about it. It sounded like a class I would like since it was science based, but not in a chemistry/math way.

The part of science that intrigues me is the side that connects to the interaction with people. Such as the psychology studies I have learned about in a few of my classes. I also really enjoy learning about nutrition and the science behind eating healthy and working out and why that is so important to our body’s chemistry. I am looking forward to a new way of learning about science!

 

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3 thoughts on “Science!

  1. Heather Grace McDermott

    Hi Abby!
    I can totally relate to you with not being able to handle a hospital. The sight of blood or a needle makes me physically sick. I never have passed out though! I am extremely interested in eating healthy and working out and how we don’t even realize how important it is. Here is an article talking about how hard it is to eat healthy in college. I know its only been a week and I’m struggling. http://college.usatoday.com/2012/07/13/food-for-thought-the-challenge-of-healthy-eating-on-campus/

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