Part 7 ofThe Ultimate Guide To College

When it comes to the point in life where you have to leave the nest-warmth radiating life as a high school student (with teachers kicking your butt in case you don’t get the necessary things done) - well I actually was enjoying the non-contradictable “life” (nice way of putting it) as a community servant, remember? - and jump into the big pond of university, it’s all aboutorganization, people,organization.

Me being wissensdurstig

I most certainly have to get some things done (and it’s really alienating to know that nobody is going to kick my ass if I didn’t). Bearing that in mind, I know that nobody will kick my l-a-z-y ass (spelled the wrong word, didn’t I?). Picking a schedule, getting the apartment ready and some paper work.

However, I’m ready. I can totally take it. I have “wissensdurst” (thirst for knowledge). On the left, you can see my eager-on-studying grimace thatemblazons my WU student ID. After taking 2 pictures I figured that nobody has to see my student ID. Which makes me wonder why I post this on the world wide web.

You did the figuring out: I signed up for classes at the WU going for a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in International Business Administration (followed by a Master of Science - MSc; no MBA offered at a university in Austria except for the ones where you pay a boogie-load of tuition).

So that’s it for today. Keep in mind: Organization.