I just got back from my orientation at the University of Michigan. It was AWESOME! I love that place! I had so much fun even though I knew absolutely no one. It was exciting just to be at U of M. There were so many people who looked like people I know... it was kinda freaky. My classes for the fall are Great Books, Honors Calc, Music Theory, and German. We took the placement exams and they placed me in freaking German 221. Yeah, I don't think that will go well. The guy said that I could switch to 103 if I wanted. I think I might because 221 is like 3rd semester German, and I really don't know that much. I also tested into Organic Chemistry and Calc (though I've already had calc so that was no surprise).
On Sunday and Monday there were two free hours for dinner, so I ended up being bored and called people on my cell phone. On Sunday I called my sister and Doc. On Monday I called practically everyone whose number was on my cell phone, but very few people actually answered. The first person to pick up the phone was Steve. We talked for a while because he'll be going down there for orientation tomorrow. After Steve, I talked to Vanessa for a while but then she drove out of her coverage area so we got cut off. Then I talked to Ross and then to Vanessa again. Later that night I called Doc, he asnwered, and I screamed into the phone, "Doc! I need help!" as I was walking back to East Quad from Mason Hall. The guy that was walking in front of me turned around and laughed at me... I think it was Peter from my group.
There were so many different people there from so many different places... LA, Miami, DC, Manhattan, Singapore, Iowa, Ohio, Arizona, Korea, and Michigan of course. Even so, it wasn't as diverse as I expected.