Ahh interesting, I just got my Masters of Public Health last year, specializing in Environmental and Occupational health. In med school now, I'm excited to try to combine Public Health with medicine. I'm assuming you are more interested in the science side of Public Health vs the policy side since you are majoring in Biology, and there are a ton of cool things you can do with an MPH, like working for the CDC and making sure the movie contagion never happens. Always interesting to find people doing something similar to what I did.
Anyway, am I the only one that routinely restarts a game after playing for an hour or so once everything starts to click, because I did things so sub optimally at first that I feel better starting over, taking a bit more time, and having a much better start as a result? I did that with Totori and Demon Gaze recently, but even games like Bioshock Infinite or Borderlands 2 in the past. And it is never a frustrating restart, but it makes me excited to know what I am doing at the start unlike my first playthrough.
; those sound like hard classes. My semesters is almost over and only have one major final (Darwin to DNA aka the English Majors version of Science) to deal with next week 