This academic year that goes by

This commentary is a brief review of my current school year. Starting this academic year was, certainly, a challenge itself. Firstly, the course's structure causes that, during the first two years, a common cycle takes effect, so I have to attend irrelevant subject classes on a major or lesser basis to my future specific choice, subjects on which, mainly, I'm not an expert (actually I'm pretty inexperienced). And the performance that I show in both semesters was measured in that way.
First semester: It was a balanced semester academically. There were varied subject and content. To course Anthropology 3 was truly a challenge and by judging the opinion of the author and the various classmates, it deserves the category of "a whole semester for itself". In that course, was tested all of our capacity of analysis and composition of complex judgments, but nothing far-fetched or absurd, to the service of the materialistic anthropology. Personally, I had plenty of troubles with the teaching way of the Professor Aedo, the excessive criticism that he showed on every aspect of our learning. With time I understood how useful it was, and, reluctantly and secretly, I thanked him for his emphasis on our thoroughness.
Second semester: The only way that I can use to describe the subjects of this term without use swear words, would be defining them as a bunch of very similar subjects... All of them, excluding the Subject of Elaboration of Projects in social investigation, in charge of the Professor Patricio Tudela. This professor is very exigent and is usually making criticisms to our projects, but this subject is one of those pieces of knowledge that will be absolutely useful for us along the exercise of our career, whichever is the specialty that we pick.
In brief, the current academic year has been a year to make efforts, to stop of make illusions to ourselves about the image that we had of Anthropology as a discipline that uses to make depictions and lacks of formality. This year has been a year to learn how to survive by our own ways in this jungle of specialists, geniuses, selfish people, and mad scientists that inhabit in the faculty, and the anthropology division. My vision of my own academic performance is that could have been better, I could have made mayor efforts to get good marks, I could have made better a lot of things, but personally I’m satisfied because I finished every single subject with dignity, whithout delay and I don’t have subjects unfinished. Now I just have to wait for the next academic year, and the beginning of a new evaluation about it.