Ana Berríos

Learning English at the University has been a good experience so far, but it also has been a little bit weird because of the virtuality mode. I think that if I had had to go to a real classroom and all that, I would had participated more because that way I kind off feel more comfortable to do that kind of stuff. Having to write the blog posts was very challenging because I had to think how I was going to write in other language for a long amount of time straight and that’s hard, it gave me headaches at the beginning but then it started to be a little easier to do. Despite it was sort of a tedious thing to do, I think that it was (and it is) one of the best ways to build up a more complete vocabulary in general and   in order to learn to talk and express ourselves "more like us", so to speak. After all this time of having English classes (one more time after High school) I kind off forgot the structure of the   different verbal tenses, so I think that’s one of the things I...

  I think that something that could be change from the study programme would be the fact that the “CFG” (general formation courses) are obligatory even though a certain amount of credits must be completed… and honestly, I wouldn’t do this change just for my career, but to others (if not all) because they can turn to be a great opportunity to learn something a part of the career, to be a burden in many ways. Aside that, I think I wouldn’t change anything more of the programme because if that change would be applied, the amount of workload will decrease in general, but despite that I feel that particularly in the first year the things to do were a little overloaded and to being just a freshman with that number of work to be done it’s kind off overwhelming, so that’d another thing that could be changed. Thinking of the faculty facilities, there are many many things that could be changed, I think the most important is the infrastructure, it has a lot of things to be developed, like...