Final Year

I'm two weeks into my final year and let's just say that it has been a bit hectic.
See, my final year law subjects are all optional and after selecting the modules we are given 2 weeks to change it.

Now the thing is that during these two weeks we can attend any lectures that we want in order to get the  feel of it. However, let me tell you that it was no help at all, because initially all modules seems easy but then half way through it, it starts to get really tough.

So after two week of contemplation just (and not to mention much thought) I finally selected the modules that I wanted and now I just hope that i made the right decisions.

But other than the module debacle, it actually feels really good to know that within another 7-8 months I'll be done with law and moving onto my next adventure.

Though of course I still have to get through my exams and assignment, also,  hopefully get a really good classification.

So here is to another year of sleepless nights, coffee by bucket loads, stressing out and of course last minute prepping for exams.

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