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i honestly don’t really like the way the website that i have looks, it seems standard and doesn’t have any personality. its basically like a copy pasta of what someone who’s a full time researcher or in academia has, only with different links for social medias, publications, and resumes.
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uh, i made a goal to write up at least a blog every month, and i lowk failed. but forget all my failures here’s all the good things that i remember tht happened in march:
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on sunday, i tried sushi for the first time, i went to sushi sack with my roomates to the spot, because one of my roomates brother was in town, and it was valentines day. i think we stayed there like 4 hours. there was like an houor and 30 minutes cooldown in between each round of sushi rolls. Oh also, I forgot to mention that it was a all you can eat sushi, so we paid $125 for 5 people and we eat like 17 rolls of sushi. i think that each roll of sushi has 10 thinly sliced pieces.
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i honestly don’t really like the way the website that i have looks, it seems standard and doesn’t have any personality. its basically like a copy pasta of what someone who’s a full time researcher or in academia has, only with different links for social medias, publications, and resumes.
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Overall, I think this semester was great, built projects, learned a lot, and got all A’s for once. Although the outcome was really well this semester, the journey was more intentional than other semesters, due to the fact that I was consistently reflecting on everything that I did. I also did took on a lot more leadership roles whenever available, whether that’s being the team lead for undergraduate research, to inquiring to becoming a director of a school organization, to becoming a vice president of the church fellowship that I go to on campus.
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This semester felt like the first time everything started to click for me academically and personally, and that matters more than having a perfectly clean transcript. I made the decision to aim for graduate school—leaning toward Ph.D. and post‑bacc programs instead of a traditional master’s because the funded, research‑heavy route makes more sense for the kind of long‑term ROI and impact I want. Even though I barely missed my “all A’s” goal by a few points in two classes, this was the first time I actually cared about my grades from day one, and the outcome reflects that shift in mindset far more than any single letter on a report ever could.
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i honestly don’t really like the way the website that i have looks, it seems standard and doesn’t have any personality. its basically like a copy pasta of what someone who’s a full time researcher or in academia has, only with different links for social medias, publications, and resumes.
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Overall, I think this semester was great, built projects, learned a lot, and got all A’s for once. Although the outcome was really well this semester, the journey was more intentional than other semesters, due to the fact that I was consistently reflecting on everything that I did. I also did took on a lot more leadership roles whenever available, whether that’s being the team lead for undergraduate research, to inquiring to becoming a director of a school organization, to becoming a vice president of the church fellowship that I go to on campus.
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uh, i made a goal to write up at least a blog every month, and i lowk failed. but forget all my failures here’s all the good things that i remember tht happened in march:
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on sunday, i tried sushi for the first time, i went to sushi sack with my roomates to the spot, because one of my roomates brother was in town, and it was valentines day. i think we stayed there like 4 hours. there was like an houor and 30 minutes cooldown in between each round of sushi rolls. Oh also, I forgot to mention that it was a all you can eat sushi, so we paid $125 for 5 people and we eat like 17 rolls of sushi. i think that each roll of sushi has 10 thinly sliced pieces.
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Although I took the starting steps from SWE to Scientist in 2025. I think what I do in 2026 should probably ease the transition.
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This semester felt like the first time everything started to click for me academically and personally, and that matters more than having a perfectly clean transcript. I made the decision to aim for graduate school—leaning toward Ph.D. and post‑bacc programs instead of a traditional master’s because the funded, research‑heavy route makes more sense for the kind of long‑term ROI and impact I want. Even though I barely missed my “all A’s” goal by a few points in two classes, this was the first time I actually cared about my grades from day one, and the outcome reflects that shift in mindset far more than any single letter on a report ever could.