My first semester at Ohio State has been a very exciting experience. Coming into college, I did not know much and there was a lot I was unsure about. I had no idea what college was like, and I wasn’t even sure if Ohio State would be the right college for me. At the beginning of the semester, I was nervous about making friends, my classes, and the overall college experience. Although my classes made me nervous at first, I am doing well in all of them and have learned a lot from my professors and TAs. I was nervous that I would not make any friends, yet I have met so many wonderful people and have made a few close friends. At the beginning of the semester I was nervous about the general college experience, but after my first semester, I am happy to say I love college and I am happy I chose to attend The Ohio State University.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my first semester at OSU. I have definitely grown as a person, and there are many lessons I have learned by being in college. I have learned that it is okay to ask for help and ask questions. This semester taught me that being yourself is super important, especially when attending a university as big as OSU. By meeting new people and making the close friends that I have, I have learned that it’s not what you’re doing but who you’re doing it with that matters. This semester has helped me grow and taught me many valuable life lessons.
This first semester has been very exciting. I have met many lovely people, had amazing experiences, and learned a lot. I have enjoyed attending the football games and cheering on the Buckeyes. I have made a few close friends and they have become like a family to me here on campus. I have had fun exploring Columbus and getting to know this lovely city. The Humanities Scholars has given me the opportunity to participate in many cool activities as well. I especially enjoyed the trip to Chicago over fall break. I am looking forward to future events and activities with the Humanities Scholars, and I can’t wait to get to know my fellow Humanities scholars even better in the coming semester.