A Glimpse into Fall 1: How I Managed My Time

I tracked my activities during weekdays for three weeks at the start of Fall 1 (August 19th–September 6th) to get a sense of how my time was spent and categorized it into seven key areas. Here are the results: 1. Social Activities Percent of Time per Day: 23%Average Hours per Continue reading A Glimpse into Fall 1: How I Managed My Time

Gap Year to Grad School

The thought of coming to graduate school after a gap year was daunting. I hadn’t thought about statistics in forever other than occasionally checking my fantasy football teams. I hadn’t taken an exam, interviewed, or studied for anything. I wasn’t even working in a traditional setting like an office. My Continue reading Gap Year to Grad School

EATING MY WAY HOME

Four students eating

As an international student living away from home for almost five years, staying connected to my roots has been a challenge, especially in places where the community from that country is small. Homesickness is very common in these situations and can really take a toll on your mental health. Here’s Continue reading EATING MY WAY HOME

Lunch at the IAA: Navigating Your Midday Meal Options

After diving into the rigorous schedule at the IAA, one of the daily challenges you’ll face is deciding what to do for lunch. With busy days ahead, it’s important to find a lunch strategy that works best for you. Here are the three options I’ve found to be most popular Continue reading Lunch at the IAA: Navigating Your Midday Meal Options