melinda monster

melinda monster

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  • @dashap111
    @dashap11128 күн бұрын

    This makes me terrified now of going to Williams.

  • @melindamonster
    @melindamonster20 күн бұрын

    Don’t be! It’s a fantastic school, it simply just wasn’t for me. Most of the people who go there love it.

  • @ameliatownsend5966
    @ameliatownsend5966Ай бұрын

    I was just talking to my dad about college. Columbia is the goal because it’s the best. I’ve never had a dream school and you opened my eyes. College isn’t the end goal, it’s a stepping stone. I also want to actually talk with my professors and know they care rather than a screen. My transcript is so weak. I hope I go to the place the Lord got in store for me.

  • @joshuakang9573
    @joshuakang9573Ай бұрын

    Honest and dope ass video

  • @ada-zhong
    @ada-zhongАй бұрын

    wooooo go mel

  • @jenosleftshoulder
    @jenosleftshoulderАй бұрын

    wow this is beautiful

  • @spacewalker9375
    @spacewalker9375Ай бұрын

    Sorry to hear about your lack of belonging during college. It made me appreciate my college experience more

  • @jermainelaxuma2621
    @jermainelaxuma2621Ай бұрын

    Good luck at Northwestern. Theoretical quantum physics is a exciting field of study. What could be a cool idea is to prove that the Earth's moon is responsible for helping the planet to generate and maintain a strong magnetic field. This could be applied to Mars by making Jupiter's moon Io a Martian satellite. The real reason why Mars is not a Earthlike planet is because it lacks a large Luna moon that would allow the planet to generate a strong magnetic field. This would prevent Mars for losing its atmosphere. The same could be applied toward Venus by speeding up its rotation axis from 243 Earth days to 24.3 Earth hours. This would help to reduce Venus CO2 clouds. Also Mercury could become Venus satellite that would help the planet t generate a strong magnetic field. Food for thought about the theory of terraforming a terestial planet.

  • @yojen256
    @yojen256Ай бұрын

    No, it’s not you! That sense of community has always been overrated.

  • @jermainelaxuma2621
    @jermainelaxuma2621Ай бұрын

    depends on the college. Columbia is not known for being a kind and friendly place for those who want a sense of community.

  • @Yianiy
    @YianiyАй бұрын

    I loved this video! As a community college student, I was shocked that you did not go straight to Columbia and dropped golf, a huge part of your life.

  • @dooyeonyeom7877
    @dooyeonyeom7877Ай бұрын

    something very poetic about this video…

  • @user-cb9tx5fv8i
    @user-cb9tx5fv8iАй бұрын

    This video deserves more than 117 likes for such amazing storytelling and effort.

  • @RYANCHEAH
    @RYANCHEAHАй бұрын

    loved the story. keep going Melinda

  • @Ultraquickly
    @Ultraquickly2 ай бұрын

    Pretty relatable experience to me! I also transferred after my first year of college (to an ivy but not columbia) and felt very isolated from everyone. College was definitely not the best years of my life but there's no regrets.

  • @WhinyPaluza
    @WhinyPaluza2 ай бұрын

    As someone currently in high school on the college app grind, this hit home. I’ve spent so much time worrying about whether or not I will find that community, but this was good reassurance that I may not need it. Thank you.

  • @RandomThingsEnthusiast
    @RandomThingsEnthusiast2 ай бұрын

    This is fire school

  • @0v3rtd
    @0v3rtd2 ай бұрын

    Wow. What a great video. I resonated with this so much, but I’m a high school senior who’s off to college. I still wonder whether it’s me or whether it’s others, but, I think the best I can do is keep being myself and putting myself out there and only stay around those who make me feel valued.

  • @cheesecakeidk
    @cheesecakeidk2 ай бұрын

    Great video. This is like TED talk level

  • @user-op9ov7gu4y
    @user-op9ov7gu4y2 ай бұрын

    Hi! Thank you for this video, I was just wondering what major you were in:)

  • @melindamonster
    @melindamonster2 ай бұрын

    I was a physics major with a math concentration :)

  • @vwpanda8403
    @vwpanda84032 ай бұрын

    This is a great video. Thank you for sharing your experience, providing insight into the college life. I am a high school junior and though I have not seen much in the grand scheme of life, I do think such a community exists (from personal experience). Don’t give up on finding this community.

  • @phoebebuffay1566
    @phoebebuffay15662 ай бұрын

    This is such a well-told story.

  • @ravesick
    @ravesick2 ай бұрын

    so surprised i actually watched the whole thing LOL but it was very insightful to see the difference between a smaller college vs an ivy league uni, since its seen as so prestigious yet sounds pretty isolating. i think its amazing though to have the skills to be alone with yourself rather than needing to spend every moment with someone else; it definitely takes you further in the long run. thank you for sharing about your journey!

  • @adr77510
    @adr775102 ай бұрын

    This randomly popped up on my feed and I have a friend that will be attending Columbia so I clicked! I definitely didn't expect to sit through the whole video but here I am 16 minutes later - I'm going into college this fall so this was a great perspective and I loved hearing you reflect on all these different parts of your journey. Onto new adventures :)

  • @Juniiverse1
    @Juniiverse12 ай бұрын

    Interesting. Idk how I got here but as a current junior in college I also struggle with aligning myself with others (me more so because of a little social anxiety) Anyways your story kept me interested all the way through. Good luck

  • @jermainelaxuma2621
    @jermainelaxuma2621Ай бұрын

    If you are doing well at your junior college, any thoughts about applying to Columbia University School of General Studies?

  • @Juniiverse1
    @Juniiverse1Ай бұрын

    @@jermainelaxuma2621 oh I wouldn't know about that, I go to a lower level college to save money

  • @chilsea7925
    @chilsea79252 ай бұрын

    Thank you for speaking so eloquently about loneliness and different visions of community. Rooting for you and wishing you happiness in your upcoming PhD journey (congratulations!)