Hey, don't complain - some of us are seniors. (Auugh!!)
One nice thing about junior year is that you finally feel like you know the drill. Freshman year, I really had no clue where anything was or how to get things done much of the time, and some of that was true sophomore year, especially with the move to the houses. But by junior year, you have more things to do, but they're not scary or strange any more. Doesn't make it easier, necessarily, but it is a nice change.
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Date: 2006-09-08 04:11 am (UTC)One nice thing about junior year is that you finally feel like you know the drill. Freshman year, I really had no clue where anything was or how to get things done much of the time, and some of that was true sophomore year, especially with the move to the houses. But by junior year, you have more things to do, but they're not scary or strange any more. Doesn't make it easier, necessarily, but it is a nice change.