A Much Needed Break

Yesterday and today have been a bit of a break from the rigors of pre-term. Yes, we did have class yesterday, but the day was otherwise was unobstructed. We had class today, too, but everything else was optional. Unfortunately, we are now in the midst of a leadership class and I spent much of Sunday and all morning today working on homework for said class.

So far, the comparison between graduate school and my undergraduate business degree has been striking. I am one of the very few Kellogg students (that I have met at least) to have attended a non-exclusive public school as an undergraduate. Interestingly, I haven't found the work to be that much harder, but I have found the instructors to be infinitely more competent. Our section was lucky enough to get one of the highest rated professors at Kellogg for the aforementioned leadership class and she is amazing. Very passionate, very competent, and very well connected. I'm very impressed.

We don't have many section activities this week as our focus is now on class and homework. Section activities will pick up in this weekend, however, and continue into next week.

Something that struck me yesterday: I know over 100 Kellogg students now. It certainly is not all or even most of the incoming class, but I'm amazed at how easily Kellogg has facilitated friendship building.