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BLY 121


Hey baby Jags! We are well on our way into this semester and so far it has been smooth sailing for me.

 One of my favorites classes this semester is BLY 121: Life Science I. Because I took my harder sciences my first two years, this class is filled with mainly freshman and sophomore students. So far it has been a refresher course of things I learned in high school Biology. I am getting to re-learn how our body works and all of it's functions and it has been extremely interesting to me. Also, any class is enjoyable when you have a great professor. My professor makes sure she makes things relatable and tries to interact with us as much as possible to keep us involved in lecture.
Honestly, I am enjoying all of my classes this semester and I hope it continues this smoothly throughout the rest of the semester.

 Love & light xx

 Laura Jag Guide

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