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Lulu L. '09

Oct 14, 2008

I’m the new 8.012 tutor!

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Come to my "office hours"!

LOL


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Posted by: Andrew on October 14, 2008

Lame.

Posted by: lulu on October 14, 2008

Does this hold the record for shortest ever admissions blog?

Posted by: 0 on October 14, 2008

So helpful... lol ;D

Posted by: Sally on October 14, 2008

Is it suppose to be a pun or something..?

Posted by: Mgccl on October 14, 2008

@amdrew
nice.

Posted by: 0 on October 14, 2008

Officially shortest blog post! Also the blog despriction is awesome!

I'm guessing as a grade ten that 8.012 is kind of physics?

Posted by: Ehsan on October 14, 2008

HEY GUYS, MAKE WAY, I AM COMING IN O9.

Posted by: mit in 2009 on October 14, 2008

Oh my God!!! That is, like, so hilarious!

Posted by: Danae on October 14, 2008

YAY! I was really sad they had canceled tutoring.

I'm excited. See you at office hours! haha

Posted by: Lauren '12 on October 14, 2008

awesome post very helpfull :D now I know how to finish my writing with style raspberry

LOL

Posted by: erik on October 14, 2008

look! i'm not even kidding LOL

http://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/8/fa08/8.012/

Posted by: lulu on October 14, 2008

Sorry, but nighttime tutoring is, like, the worst thing ever. :p

Posted by: 0 on October 14, 2008

@Ehsan - 8.012 is basically physics for masochists.

And wow, Lulu, I doubt I could get through 8.012, let alone tutor for it wink

Posted by: Piper on October 14, 2008

I still don't get why the quotation mark for "office hours" ...
the LOL after it made me think it suppose to be a pun or some other funny reference.
But doesn't look so...

Posted by: Mgccl on October 14, 2008

Hey lulu,

Some bloggers have been showing us what their essays were like when they applied, and so far I've found them to be very inspirational.

Out of all these blogs, though, you seem to have a certain touch when you write that I'm frankly intrigued by. There's something about the candor and insight that holds the attention more strongly than the rest. Will you post anything of yours besides a blog entry or physics paper? Admissions essay perhaps, but if not that, then some other prose? I really enjoyed your "Lunch Date..." poem and I'm interested in hearing more.

Posted by: Sebastien on October 15, 2008

hmm and @Anon...
Go back to 4chan.

Posted by: Sebastien on October 15, 2008

whoa what happened here.

And sebastien- i do have a bunch of essays I wrote for autobiography class... i'm not sure if I'll post my MIT one but maybe I'll post these at some point. I put lunch date up here? lol i dont even remember

Posted by: lulu on October 15, 2008

Hehe when I first saw your name on the website as our new tutor, I was like, "I've seen that name somewhere......." See you at office hours (probably).

@ Anonymous: Nighttime tutoring hours are the best!!!!

Posted by: Rutu '12 on October 15, 2008

I have a question about MIT's personal essay.
So the limit is 500 words... do the admissions people really sit there and count the number of words?
cuz im at about 511 and just can't cut it down any further

Posted by: Alex on October 16, 2008

511 is fine, i promise

Posted by: lulu on October 16, 2008

lol this actually has 21 comments xD

Posted by: 0 on October 16, 2008

will any new blogger also post their essays? we all desperately need them to assure that we have not done a blunder.

Posted by: 0 on October 17, 2008

And you are an a-May-zing tutor, thanks so much for all of your help!!!! i will definitely be coming to more tutoring sessions, they are So helpful... =)

Posted by: moose '12 on October 17, 2008

About the essay question, how is 600? 700?

Posted by: anonymous on October 19, 2008

try to keep it under 600, k?

Posted by: lulu on October 21, 2008

LOL hi Lulu, I don't really know where else to ask this but honestly, how much work is it to be at MIT? How long does your typical problem set take you and what is the sequence of events that involve you doing it (so do you typically work independently until your brain explodes and then find a group to help, or just go to a group for the whole thing, or do it all independently, etc?), and how many days do you typically have to do a pset?
Also are tests just at midterms and finals or are there often other tests/quizzes during the semester? Have you ever met someone who really thought they couldn't do the work and then just figured it out? aaaaaaand, how much sleep do you get on a typical night? Thank you smile

Posted by: xyz on October 22, 2008

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