Eivind August wrote:Yeah, I say high school teacher because I only need a year of pedagogy to qualify.
Studied at the Univeristy of Oslo. Cool environment, great place to meet likeminded people. I wasn't really that social though, spent my freetime with a couple of close friends being a stoner, watching movies, anime and listening to records. What did you study?
My internal alarm for using the word "I" too much just went off. Anybody else feeling happy on this fine day?
I think most of the Norwegians at Augsburg (my school) were from smaller colleges but I'm not totally sure. I was very similar, my college experience was weirdly fragmented. I had a group of friends where we'd just do the same thing and get stoned and listen to records and I also worked a bunch in our campus activities department and did student groups, even though I hated so many people in those groups. Two different worlds, I enjoyed both.
I studied economics, I plan to do nothing with it for the time being. I just had to stick to it so I'd graduate on time. I'm mostly interested in working in higher education (admissions and student support services) but it's really hard to get in to without a masters.
Today is very good because the only person at work that can see my computer from their desk is gone and I have no immediate tasks
Yeah it's a tiny Lutheran private college in Minneapolis, no similarities to the German city. Being in Minnesota the influence is heavily Scandinavian, there's a big Velkommen Yule celebration every year even with a bunch of 80+ year old Norwegians wearing the best awful sweaters.
Thanks, broskis!