Frequently asked questions

How’s it going?

Wonderful. Life is as awesome as always.

Is it hard?

As in studying? Yes, like hell. I actually have to DO homework now. Not that I spend much time doing it. But yes, everybody is some kind of genius and for the first time in my life I do not feel smart. That is sad, but on the other hand, c’mon, I’m the best person you could ever happen to meet, right. RIGHT?!

How many people from your class are there in Tartu University with you?

As much as I know: our beloved Tuljo, Jonas, Axi and that's all...? Not that I have time to spend with them. I mostly hang out with physicists, cause they live closer and we can go somewhere together after the lectures.

Where do you live?

In a dorm on the first floor. It kinda sucks, but could be worse. Club Tallinn is just behind my window. In case any of you would like to write me a letter or send anything (dream on Alina!), here's my address:
Tartu, Narva mnt 27-199, 51013
Or you could google map it... Cause I know there are some stalkers here. Oh, and now that you know my address, please let me know if you're about to bust in with your friends, being drunk. I live in a "block", which consists of two rooms, a kitchen and a "peller", as in bathroom. By the way, I will upload a video about my room when I have cleaned it. Here's a plan of it for now.

Is your roommate a normal human being?

Compared to whom? Me? HAHAHA LOL :D Yes, she is an awesome person too. Her name is Berit. She's really tidy, has a sense of humour, is a pretty, blonde girl. She studies law. We live with two halfnaked men with big penises.

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What are you gonna be?

A unicorn. Actually, not sure yet. Wanted to go into nuclear physics, but Andy (dude, who studies physics with me) told me I should go into theoretical physics (cause of my imagination n stuff). Now I'm having doubts. Basically, I'm not sure what I want to do. But I am not going to be a teacher. To become a teacher you have to take additional courses or something. Tallinn University produces teachers, Tartu University basically makes scientists. But there are 9 Master's "directions/courses" or whatever they call them. I'm too lazy to translate these, so here they are in Estonian.

1. kõrgtehnoloogiline füüsika
2. teoreetiline füüsika
3. biofüüsika
4. eksperimentaalfüüsika
5. meditsiinitehnoloogia
6. materjalitehnoloogia
7. tahkiste füüsika
8. keskkonnafüüsika
9. astronoomia