My dear friend,

As you know, I entered university. I was very exited to study there, because I always wanted to learn languages. I really worried about my group, the students in there, the teachers. I knew that environment is very important for me, as our relationships with other students and teachers really influence on studying. 

I didn't know much about universities and I knew only one person in there, so tried to keep close to her and other girls in the group. By the way, there are only girls in my group, but we have one boy at our faculty. It's very weird to me, because in school we had as much boys as girls. 

But as time gone on I started to get used to everything strange (strange to my freshman's mind).  I started to understand how the classes and exams should take place, how the teachers put marks for the lessons. 

And now I know almost everything about studying here, became friends with some students and expect to finish my education here with good marks and memories.

I hope, it didn't tire you to read my letter and hope to get your answer about your feelings on your first day and year in university.

Your friend,

Karina.

Judy is very happy, curious girl with the aim to be better, as we can see from her first letter. She really love her father and tell everything about her life in college to the father. She made a mistake, but it only urged her to learn everything she didn't know.

From the second letter we knew that she made a friend (not so good, but still). Her relationship with father is good so far. She shared with her father about all the things had happend to her. But it seems to me that she was not that sure that her father was interested in those letters. She offered him to toss letter if they bothered him.

In the third letter we can see that she still like it there. It was hard to study there, but she tried her best. It's very important that then she was not sure if it had been normal to write a letter. Her father didn't answer her and wasn't perfectly sure if he had read the letters.

I think she tried to show to her father that his interest would help her overcome all the difficulties. She needed him to say a good word to her, so that she would feel better.