Millersville University marketing student outlines a typical day, classes and campus routines

Mia Bertoldi, a marketing major at Millersville University, described a typical weekday in a short recorded account, saying she woke "around 7" a.m., went for a run, attended an advertising class, worked in an office for several hours, and later went to a biology lecture and a sociology class.

The account provides a snapshot of one undergraduate’s schedule and campus life, including a weekly work meeting and an evening routine that included dinner, television and a visit to J Dawgs with roommates. The recording is brief and anecdotal rather than a formal report on campus activities.

Bertoldi opened the account by identifying herself and the subject: "My name is Mia Bertoldi, and this is a day in the life of a marketing major at Millersville University." She said she woke at about 7 a.m., went for a run, then showered and had coffee and a bagel for breakfast. Later in the morning she attended a weekly work meeting at an office and then went to her first class of the day, advertising, where she read sociology material while waiting.

She said she returned to the office for a few hours before attending her final two classes: a biology lecture followed by sociology, which she said she has recently come to enjoy. In the late afternoon she noted it was "about 04:00 at this point," then walked back to her apartment, had dinner, showered and watched television. She mentioned watching some Breaking Bad and then Jeopardy. She added, "it's Thursday, so we gotta go to J Dawgs," and said she went there with her roommates and that they had ice cream.

The recording is a personal, informal summary of one student’s day and does not include dates, policy details, or institutional claims about campus operations. It ends with the speaker saying, "And then that's about it for the night, so."