I really hate a lot of things, but...

To begin with, having had English online, at least for me, made everything less profitable, I mean assistance or the same practice of writing and speech are hindered or null, perhaps because of connection problems or fear, so, in conclusion, English in college has not been a good experience for me. Now, with respect to blogging happens many times something similar, I think it would be more helpful if it could be done in face-to-face classes, maybe write in the class and be corrected in the class, in such a way that one learns and does not fall into a translator who may often be wrong. Finally, and speaking of what I have to improve in English, I must say that basically EVERYTHING, except in understanding and pronunciation in the rest I am quite bad, I try to talk it with my cousin or in daily life in an attempt to practice, but at some point or another I end up failing because many times I don’t know which connectors to use or the forms of time to use, but still I try to speak in an at

 Studying biochemistry at the university of Chile was for me a dream, filled with illusion and emotion to do it. However, when I arrived and saw everything that was going on and how it all worked and was, I would take nothing but disappointments. For starters, my "Biochemistry" career has as a curriculum (in broad strokes), biology and chemistry, which have as suppose several subdivisions, but not all are useful for my career, and the logical thing is that the topics useful to me are those that I see, but in my faculty they did something called a common plan, which is unheard of because careers, although based on chemistry, require different "subdivisions". Now, with regard to infrastructure and organization, I must say that it is the same or worse, I mean the place where classes are done are really horrible, nefarious I would say, I mean, space is reduced many times there are no chairs with tables, or even not all fit within the halls, but that’s not all, the corri