HELLO THANKS FOR WATCHING AND SENDING IN QUESTIONSSSS. lmk if anything surprised you or if you have any other pressing questions 🤪 there were so many questions I didn’t get around to answering so I’ll try to do another one of these soon(ish)! 💚 hope y’all are enjoying life and looking forward to spring break!! (I know I am...well the last part at least lol)
You should totally pursue astrobiology! Looking at your previous videos, astronomy & biology seem to greatly interest you. You could totally work at NASA as an astrobiologist and work as a researcher and/or on instruments for current/future space missions that study life on Earth & its potential on other planets/moons. In this case, an expertise in engineering also comes into play. You should totally apply for an internship at NASA during your undergrad to test the waters. That’s what I did but with geology. Just an idea 🤗
Love the comments about grades not being everything!! I'm here for academic content that focuses on the love of learning instead of just making certain number percentages on tests. I've struggled a lot with that in high school and I'm really excited to hopefully break away from it even more in college next year.
I read one chapter of the first Harry Potter book before I had to put it down and wow finally someone who understands what it's like when someone asks you "aRE yOu a SLythERiN OR a hUFFlePUFf" and you have to be nice even though you really want to say "Karen NO you are almost twenty years old please STOP it." Also if you're looking to take your first international trip the **obvious** choice is Montreal. It's only like 2 or 3 hours away. The people speak French, the drinking age is 18, there's cobblestone streets and all sorts of fun things to do. Basically Europe but way cheaper! Biased because I go to school here but hmu if you want travel recommendations.
Hannah first off you'r amazing! Second ma baby sleep to your study songs ! Third have you ever watched your old 14 year old self and ypur first yt vlogs you have blossomed!
Aw I hope you see this! Definitely give BME another try if you're interested in the curricula. I have my master's in it and although I did wind up in medical school, I went into it with the intentions of pursuing genetic engineering. I went to GW, my fellow graduates work for places like the FDA, CDC, Hopkins or are doing research at university for their PhD. It's a really versatile major, although I'm obviously biased. You'll be successful no matter what you choose!
Hello Hannah, I am an international student from Cameroon that will be studying in Williams College. I have watched all your videos while applying to college and it gave me precious insight on the application process which was totally new to me at the time. Thank you very much. I am TH-camr too and I was wondering if in one of your future videos you could be interviewing international students from Africa on their experience in Dartmouth. Thank you again.
Would you ever consider Chemical Engineering? I know my college kind of lumps BioEngineering and Chemical Engineering together because they are very similar. They are similar because ChemE is scaling things up with BME is scaling things down. ChemEs also work a lot in pharmaceutical industry
yeah! check out my video from a few weeks ago on study tips or the one from a few months ago on productivity (basically, make it fun/trick yourself into doing work)
RAWR XD when you feel like you’re not smart/competent enough to be where you are/who you are etc. For example, feeling like you’re not smart enough to be a bio major even though you’re not necessarily doing poorly or struggling to learn the material. In a way it can also be worried that others are more qualified than you.
Yaritza Jimenez oh I see! A part of it could be seeing your classmates learning the material relatively quick and you may learn at a slightly slower pace, so it creates this whole mentality on why do you even bother going to this school?
Hi Hannah, I’m a freshman this year, and I’m taking Pre-Calculus H, Biology H, and American History 2 H. Next year will be the first year that AP classes are offerred to me, so I have a TON of questions (naturally😁). I am eligible for AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, and APUSH. I will also be doubling up on science by taking Chemistry H. In your opinion, is this doable? Is this combination too hard? If so, should I consider not taking APUSH next year? How much time do you think homework would take every night? Thank you so much! I love your videos.
Cat McGuire APUSH is not bad it’s most people’s first AP class at my school so it’s a great stepping stone, I highly recommend buying an AMSCO book and actually using it AP Calc is not bad if you’re just good at math but I’m not so I would have to work on it a little every night but it’s so doable. And I haven’t taken AP Bio but ik it’s a lot of work but generally they have done pretty well on the exam so it might not be too bad and doubling up on sciences will not be that much of a problem you’ll probably go to bed a little later than other kids but if you work diligently and don’t procrastinate you will be fine and above all trust that God knows what he’s doing even if it’s not fine
Vasu Maru Hello. Thank you for the helpful advice. How many hours on average would you say you spend on APUSH per night? My school requires us to write essays every two weeks; is it the same with yours? Did you take American History 1 and 2 (Exploration up to Cold War) beforehand, and if so, have they made APUSH significantly easier? Again, thank you so much!🙂
deb mbay Thank you for your advice. I have a plan set out for me that includes me doubling up on my high school science courses throughout my years there, so dropping AP Bio would mess up my plan very much. Also, when you say that APUSH is a great stepping stone, do you mean that it is easier to do? What’s an AMSCO book (sorry, I’m new to all of this)? Have you taken AP Calc? Thank you so very much.
Cat McGuire by stepping stone I mean it was a good way for people taking regular honor classes to transition into the “Ap world” I am taking AP Calculus rn and I have a natural 88 but I’ll have a natural A by the end of the semester for sure and AMSCO is book for APUSH that my teacher recommended us to get at the beginning of the semester and it has literally been my saving grace my I have a great apush teacher but if I didn’t the Amsco book would be all I needed to take the AP exam you can get it on Amazon for like 18 bucks I think that’s how much I paid for it.
You seemed like such a Potter fan, lol. Well, unsubscribed. Lool I’m only kidding. But would be great if you had read them though, as said you look like a Potter fan whatever that means, ROFL
HELLO THANKS FOR WATCHING AND SENDING IN QUESTIONSSSS. lmk if anything surprised you or if you have any other pressing questions 🤪 there were so many questions I didn’t get around to answering so I’ll try to do another one of these soon(ish)! 💚 hope y’all are enjoying life and looking forward to spring break!! (I know I am...well the last part at least lol)
Can I use a snippet of this video for something? th-cam.com/video/Wqfi7Hq8y10/w-d-xo.html please let me know thanks!!!
I can assure you that I chose the right school bc Dartmouth’s green colors make your eyes pop 🤩😎!
lowkey chose dartmouth because it matches my eyes hahahaha
@@HannahLikes im so dumb, i meant "i can assure you that you chose the right school.." ksskfjk
also um you and your sister have such pretty eyes i remember watching your college acceptance video and being like WOW genes
You should totally pursue astrobiology! Looking at your previous videos, astronomy & biology seem to greatly interest you. You could totally work at NASA as an astrobiologist and work as a researcher and/or on instruments for current/future space missions that study life on Earth & its potential on other planets/moons. In this case, an expertise in engineering also comes into play. You should totally apply for an internship at NASA during your undergrad to test the waters. That’s what I did but with geology. Just an idea 🤗
I've been looking into that lately! Love that idea!!
"competitive with ourselves" 100% agree
Love the comments about grades not being everything!! I'm here for academic content that focuses on the love of learning instead of just making certain number percentages on tests. I've struggled a lot with that in high school and I'm really excited to hopefully break away from it even more in college next year.
Your videos always put me in such a good mood!
I'm glad! :D
Keep up the great videos! Hang in there in calculus, differential equations gets easier if you decide to take it.
I read one chapter of the first Harry Potter book before I had to put it down and wow finally someone who understands what it's like when someone asks you "aRE yOu a SLythERiN OR a hUFFlePUFf" and you have to be nice even though you really want to say "Karen NO you are almost twenty years old please STOP it."
Also if you're looking to take your first international trip the **obvious** choice is Montreal. It's only like 2 or 3 hours away. The people speak French, the drinking age is 18, there's cobblestone streets and all sorts of fun things to do. Basically Europe but way cheaper! Biased because I go to school here but hmu if you want travel recommendations.
HAHAHAHA this made me laugh. & yeah I'm def gonna try to make to Montreal this year, probably in the spring or summer!!
Oh yes go to Montreal! That’s where I’m studying as well :)
Love your videos!
no joke she's my new celebrity crush
Hannah first off you'r amazing! Second ma baby sleep to your study songs ! Third have you ever watched your old 14 year old self and ypur first yt vlogs you have blossomed!
Aw I hope you see this! Definitely give BME another try if you're interested in the curricula. I have my master's in it and although I did wind up in medical school, I went into it with the intentions of pursuing genetic engineering. I went to GW, my fellow graduates work for places like the FDA, CDC, Hopkins or are doing research at university for their PhD. It's a really versatile major, although I'm obviously biased. You'll be successful no matter what you choose!
Hello Hannah, I am an international student from Cameroon that will be studying in Williams College. I have watched all your videos while applying to college and it gave me precious insight on the application process which was totally new to me at the time. Thank you very much. I am TH-camr too and I was wondering if in one of your future videos you could be interviewing international students from Africa on their experience in Dartmouth. Thank you again.
AYEE I'M FROM MASSACHUSETTS TOO! Born and raised Bostonian! Also, I love your eyes- they're beautiful.
thank you!
Hannah, you actually answered one of my questions (the question @goodmintonnerd2005 asked).
Would you ever consider Chemical Engineering? I know my college kind of lumps BioEngineering and Chemical Engineering together because they are very similar. They are similar because ChemE is scaling things up with BME is scaling things down. ChemEs also work a lot in pharmaceutical industry
What classes did you take in the fall of your freshman year of college?
Hannah likes science.. my daughter is interested in going to D. Any advice
How much do I study- not enough 😂
Do you have any advice for extreme procrastinators?
yeah! check out my video from a few weeks ago on study tips or the one from a few months ago on productivity (basically, make it fun/trick yourself into doing work)
Hannah Likes Science [Hannah Burd] bless your soul queen hannah
I see you go to Dartmouth do you you know my friend lobna she’s from Tunisia and is really funny probably not but I thought I’d comment lol
Third!.
Can someone explain what imposter syndrome is?
RAWR XD when you feel like you’re not smart/competent enough to be where you are/who you are etc. For example, feeling like you’re not smart enough to be a bio major even though you’re not necessarily doing poorly or struggling to learn the material. In a way it can also be worried that others are more qualified than you.
Yaritza Jimenez oh I see! A part of it could be seeing your classmates learning the material relatively quick and you may learn at a slightly slower pace, so it creates this whole mentality on why do you even bother going to this school?
Hi Hannah,
I’m a freshman this year, and I’m taking Pre-Calculus H, Biology H, and American History 2 H. Next year will be the first year that AP classes are offerred to me, so I have a TON of questions (naturally😁). I am eligible for AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, and APUSH. I will also be doubling up on science by taking Chemistry H. In your opinion, is this doable? Is this combination too hard? If so, should I consider not taking APUSH next year? How much time do you think homework would take every night? Thank you so much! I love your videos.
Cat McGuire APUSH is not bad it’s most people’s first AP class at my school so it’s a great stepping stone, I highly recommend buying an AMSCO book and actually using it AP Calc is not bad if you’re just good at math but I’m not so I would have to work on it a little every night but it’s so doable. And I haven’t taken AP Bio but ik it’s a lot of work but generally they have done pretty well on the exam so it might not be too bad and doubling up on sciences will not be that much of a problem you’ll probably go to bed a little later than other kids but if you work diligently and don’t procrastinate you will be fine and above all trust that God knows what he’s doing even if it’s not fine
Cat McGuire and if you were to drop anything do not drop APUSH it would be a waste. Drop AP Bio
Vasu Maru Hello. Thank you for the helpful advice. How many hours on average would you say you spend on APUSH per night? My school requires us to write essays every two weeks; is it the same with yours? Did you take American History 1 and 2 (Exploration up to Cold War) beforehand, and if so, have they made APUSH significantly easier? Again, thank you so much!🙂
deb mbay Thank you for your advice. I have a plan set out for me that includes me doubling up on my high school science courses throughout my years there, so dropping AP Bio would mess up my plan very much.
Also, when you say that APUSH is a great stepping stone, do you mean that it is easier to do? What’s an AMSCO book (sorry, I’m new to all of this)? Have you taken AP Calc? Thank you so very much.
Cat McGuire by stepping stone I mean it was a good way for people taking regular honor classes to transition into the “Ap world” I am taking AP Calculus rn and I have a natural 88 but I’ll have a natural A by the end of the semester for sure and AMSCO is book for APUSH that my teacher recommended us to get at the beginning of the semester and it has literally been my saving grace my I have a great apush teacher but if I didn’t the Amsco book would be all I needed to take the AP exam you can get it on Amazon for like 18 bucks I think that’s how much I paid for it.
Is this you on extreme amounts of caffeine or are you using something stronger? Hope you are being careful.
my thought was she was on something here... i hope not
4:34 what crack are you on.
You seemed like such a Potter fan, lol. Well, unsubscribed. Lool I’m only kidding. But would be great if you had read them though, as said you look like a Potter fan whatever that means, ROFL