As the quarter gets busier, there's definitely less socializing and more working, but its still fun when you have great people to work with. It is very easy to cultivate friendships since people spend so much time together. But aside from that, I've noticed a number of notable differences so far between my undergraduate and graduate experiences. Classes, for one, are conducted very differently. As I mentioned in an earlier journal, the professors and students have a peer-like interaction.
Classes are also much more interactive as well as case and application focused.
They are also more diverse in their perspectives, backgrounds, and origin. I learn so much just by being in such great company. I think this makes the program all the more fulfilling. While I feel much more acclimated and comfortable at Kellogg than when I first arrived, I'm sure that life will continue to change once I begin to feel too comfortable. I suppose that's the whole point.