Emmainhongkong.wordpress.com Website Review

truth be told, i haven’t even thought about this blog since the last post i wrote back in january, except when i’ve had messages from prospective students and applicants seeking advice with regards to life at lpc or one of the other uwcs. as before, just a super-quick reminder here to say that yes, i do receive messages sent via this blog and that yes, i do respond (i do aim to respond within 2 or 3 ok, so update time – what have i been doing since christmas? and what am i doing now? since i’m sure everyone’s dying to know what so as most will probably know, i moved to the uk to study law at durham university. i enjoy law more that i thought i would (how’s that for the logic of picking a degree, eh?) and i think i’ve done reasonably well… i placed in the top third of first-year law students this year, and am reasonably confident in my module choices for next year (criminal law, land law, trusts & equity, media law, law has been pretty decent – i have some lovely friends there (also big shoutout to my fresher mum – buddy equivalent – and her housemate! they went to uwcsea and we have mutuals), and have been able to get involved in lots of company open days (like lots, ok. i almost feel like i spent more time on the train to london and back than actually in durham) and careers events on campus. life at durham is pretty great. there’s about 14,500 students in total, so there’s lots of things to do. all the time. this year i did badminton (more on this later), rugby (new to me, loved it), a-team (durham’s sl*very awareness group – which i’m co-leading next year!), joined the tech crew (again, more on this later) and joined some business societies (durham university women in business – which i am web manager for next year – and durham university finance society). and did some ad hoc stuff for other groups and so for badminton i played for collingwood college (sports champions 6 years running) – mixed a, mixed b, women’s a, and, for about a