First Week of Classes

Classes started on Monday and I was so nervous because I had no idea what to expect. This semester, I  have 2 classes via zoom and 3 classes in-person. I love the in-person classes because I get to interact with people and I'm tired of online classes. My professors are lovely so far, my largest class has about 20 students and my smallest one is 2 students (another student and I). Campus is very small compared to UofSC. There are also only a few classrooms, so I definitely can't get lost. 

Residence Life hosts many events throughout the week and I am very grateful for that. This week, we had  a game night, a paint night, and ended the week with a trip to the local movie theater. I was so surprised by the food prices! Everything was affordable compared to movie theater food at home, which is so expensive. I remember a small popcorn and drink was $4, they also had wings, quesadillas, nachos, hotdogs, and so much more. We saw Protege, which was an amazing movie, and I would rate a 10/10. 

On Saturday, I finally made it to the beach. It was so beautiful, but there was so much walking we had to do. We swam in the water for a few hours and then grabbed a bite to eat before catching a taxi back to campus. Unlike home, I have to walk or take a taxi to get most places. The taxi is $2.50 per person each way and takes us into town whenever. With so few students on campus, we all hangout together and see one another pretty much everyday. 

I had a few assignments the first week, nothing too hard. I ended my week with a negative COVID-19 test and a much needed nap. I can't wait to see what activities Residence Life has planned for next week! 

The restaurant we ate at after the beach on Saturday. 

Dorsche Beach