Could be much better

 In fact, Things in the career are made relatively well, but there are many things that could be improved.

starting with the distribution of some grade or subjects throughout the degree. For example, in ythe first year of the career, some students we failed a grade called Edafología, that talks about soil science. The fact is that since many of us failed the course, we could not go to practice 1. And it did not have any content seen in classes of that subject. This was very demotivating for all the colleagues.

I understand that this is not the only problem with the distribution of courses throughout the degree because some colleagues have told me that many professors tell them that they do not understand why said course is given at that time if they do not have sufficient prior knowledge to make it happen.

Another important point that I suppose will be commented on a lot by my other classmates (or so I hope) is the inhomogeneous or well distributed distribution throughout the entire semester, since there are some weeks with little or no evaluations and others very overloaded with evaluations, this is quite stressful since for some periods we have to study for many things at the same time and it is very difficult to organize with it.

talking a little about good things, so as not to sound like such a hater. In terms of technology, I feel that we are quite well equipped as a career, because in comparison with natural resources and agronomy our computer rooms are superior, in fact I believe that they do not have rooms exclusively for computers to do classes or to occupy them at any time to work. . The computers they can occupy are much less in quantity

In terms of infrastructure, our pavilion is quite decent. Although from time to time failures occur in the bathrooms that, if we do not press for them to be repaired, could be there for a long time. in poor condition.

Here I leave you a photo of the Arauco pavilion computers and the best teacher who has taught me, Don Alejandro Riquelme. I prefer to comment something good about a teacher because if we talk about other colleagues and their slightly orthodox teaching methods the blog would be very long:)