"Humanity in me"

I don’t know how to write and where to start. For me, as a first-year student, writing a review of my school is really difficult. I don’t have many emotions or memories about the school. At the beginning of the year, I was quite excited to attend a political class. I registered for a club interview but was not selected. Since then, my feelings for the clubs have gradually decreased.

I think that the school's credit program allows students to choose their own subjects and study time, so they will be more proactive in their studies. Although we have not yet been able to choose our teachers, I hope to know in advance who the teachers are for that subject, and see their information in advance. That way, we can choose a more suitable class.

The most “impressive” thing for me in the first semester was registering for courses. Although I had been introduced and heard from seniors, it is true that “a hundred hearings are not as good as one seeing”, I struggled to register for a satisfactory timetable. The first time I could not register as planned, the network was congested and I could not access it, I registered for a whole third-year course to meet the required credits without knowing. I was really discouraged, I just let it be, I had to study anyway. Then I realized I had registered wrongly, the next time I opened the registration portal I went back to fix it, then I saw someone had canceled the course so I went back to register, pondering and thinking about the subjects. If only my school had its own registration portal, students would register faster.

Now comes the eternal issue: Exams. I like the seriousness of the school's exams: Study hard, take real exams. I like the way Mr. Dinh Duc Tien teaches, he talks about a lot of practical knowledge, close to the heart so it's easy to absorb. My general feeling is still mainly about studying. Maybe in the following years I will have more things to share about the school, I will probably find something special about the School of Humanities to love my school more. Thank you very much for reading.