Another difference between the American and Spanish university system is the final evaluation period. Unlike the traditional two-semester American university system, in which all students take their finals before Christmas break, Spanish students are evaluated from the middle of January to early February (depending on your major). This Monday commences the finals weeks, something that I’m really not looking too forward to knowing that a big chunk of my grade is still undecided. However, one of my professors just let me know that he is altering my exam, so I’m very thankful for that! A big bummer is that I have my Political Sociology final on my birthday at 8:00 am, although I keep telling myself its better to have the exam on my birthday rather than the day after!
Aside from working on final projects and studying, I’ve been settling back into my routine and continue to enjoy my time here in Coruña. I’m currently figuring out some travel plans for the next semester, so if you have any suggestions on where to go, definitely let me know!
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