Well, today I took the first quiz in Differential equations.  I feel confident that I did well, and at the very least I will learn how this math teacher grades.  I have found in the past that paying attention to how a teacher grades can give a little insight on how to study for a class.

So, it’s Thursday and almost weekend time.  I can almost here the midnight yell now.  Ohhh wait, that’s my phone. 

After classes today I attended the TSPO (Transfer Student Program Orientation) and was 1 of 2 Geoscience majors there out of about 400 students.  We didn’t have an orientation leader unlike the rest of the students there.  They simplified some of the helpful resources that are provided to us on campus which GEOS 101 has done.  I would say it was worth going to if I wasn’t in GEOS 101.  It was created by the PAS(Peer Academic Services).  The PAS can be helpful to people that can’t keep up with there classes. They can help you with tutoring, study tips, and more.  They main thing they repeat is “if you do bad on your first set of tests then come see them, and they will help you do better.  If anyone needs there help go to pas@tamu.edu, or if you want to hangout with other transfer students go to tsp@tamu.edu.