How exciting! Well let me get started, then. College Otaku is more than just a blog, from here on out. To me, it’s going to be a place where I can basically just jot my thoughts, a social network in a way. I plan on frequently using it to talk about a few things that are, but are not limited to, Anime, College, Life, Video Games, and Music.

Now for this first post in particular, I’d like for me to summarize my college career thus far, so I can catch you up to current events. As of today, December 28th soon to be 29th, I have finished 1 count ‘em 1 semester of college at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. A freshman in the truest sense. I am undeclared, though I plan to declare in International Business once I am able to. For my first semester, I took mostly freshman classes, with the only notable class being Japanese. Now, Japanese was, for lack of better word, DOPE. I loved every moment of that class. In fact, I loved it so much I decided to fail and take it again! (Only joking) I actually got an A, and am going to take the following level of it next semester. Japanese and my decided major choice of international business were both slightly random, in that I kinda just up and decided that was what I wanted to do with my life mid Skype conversation with my best friend. Though, the Japanese may come from the fact that this past year was the year I discovered anime, and became the biggest weeaboo (to cite urban dictionary “Someone who is obsessed with Japan/Japanese Culture/Anime”) in a matter of days.

For the first semester of school in addition to Japanese, I took a business calculus class, and a linguistics class (which was awful). So really nothing of interest, and next semester should yield the same level of interest…

I live on-campus in one of your more traditionally small college dorm rooms. It’s pretty nice, though. My roommate is a senior, who while at times is a little foolish, is actually quite wise. So between him, and just living on my own, I have gained a load of experience I didn't think was possible to acquire in a mere semester. So, instead of being selfish and hoarding all of these amazing life experiences I've had, I decided to create a blog!

There will be more, later. But for now, thanks for reading!

Also, if you want more posts like this, then go to my other blog at collegeotaku.blog.com. Check there for exclusive posts not on here, as well as a bunch of other random things, here and there.