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Even though I have learned a lot of my knowledge about English since I was a child while I played videogames (and this can still apply until this day), read some texts while I attended school, watched movies in their native language, watched some TV series with the same method that I used with the movies, and tried to speak English in some tests from school. My experience learning English at university has been really nice, I have had the chance to meet new people, got the chance to remember a lot of knowledge that I might have forgotten and learned a lot of new expressions that I had not the opportunity to learn, this since i learned mostly American English, and the classes that we got to experience where practically only en British English. The other important point about this subject was the use of blogs, with this I got the experience of developing my English in a way that I have never done before, even though I am used to make some comments in the internet, it was never at the

I you ask me, I think that most of the things are right in terms of the curriculum for my career, but there is one subject specifically that I do not really like, and I think that is not very helpful, and that is the subject called introduction to the career of chemistry. You have to go like 5 hours per week and during most of the course you only have to listen to people lecturing something that you will have to listen to even more in other subjects. I know that some people would enjoy and think that the subject is fine how it is and very helpful while we are studying this career, but for me it was not a very enjoyable experience. For the point about workload and length of studies, I think that is fine if you know how to organize your time, pay attention in the classes and not only work with the things that you copied in your notebook, since you could get a lot of various ways to work with the things that you would be learning through the subjects if you also decide to study from