For each day i had a schedule (from about 9-16). Wednesday was mostly an introduction-day to the campus and the variety of bachelor programs the school offers. I had a mandatory lecture about "conduct - difference between management and leadership" and then i chose "financing" for fun, but left after an hour because i wasn't on that level.... and the lecturer even advised that we should leave after the first hour.
The school did not provide for either sleep-facilities or transportation expenses, but they did offer a sandwich for lunch - and they were good... except the one with brie... that particular one was disgusting.
Thursday i had class with a random group of other high school students and we used the theory from wednesday about leadership and management to work with a case. It was actually fun but i think that we used to much time talking about why Aarhus would be the ideal place to study ... But Aarhus really is a great place to live in for students. I've talked a lot about that with my cousin and got some inspiration from her about how i should live my life as a student and not as a pupil as i am now. We (mostly me) talked like flooding waterfalls in which resulted in insomnia .... hahahha ... She made me sushi, funny and great smoothies and she took care of me like a really caring big sister even though she was busy with her own schedule.
Friday was a funny day because i had classes from 9.45 to 12.30 but i woke up late because my other cousin Hoang Anh (yeah, Vi and Anh are sisters) paid us a visit and it was great to see her again. She came like 1 o'clock so i think we went to sleep about 3 or so.. So I was REALLY sleepy that morning and so were they. Back to school: I had the option to choose (because those who wasn't late would be randomly put in to groups/classes) between a lecture or to observe a class of 1st year students and just picked a paper saying: "statistics". It was actually great because this time i could actually understand the most of it so i was HAPPY!. It all came to an end soon. We got a break around 11 and i went to the office building to find a counselor i could ask some questions concerning the education, books and etc., but then i was told by the secretary that asked for direction, that i had to leave because the police was evacuating the building because the school had received a letter with a bomb threat...LOL !'
so all the classes were dismissed and all the students were sent home... so that's how my days were spent. exciting right ?
So in conclusion with my experiences that i have got from my days in Aarhus and a university student:
- don't eat black beans - especially chili con carne .... if you do so you should be arrested for murder..... F A T A L I T Y'
Hahhahah! no seriously i mean it ! -
i would totally recommend high schoolers as myself who isn't sure about their future and what they want to study to sign up for this school internship programs. It's a great experience!!
