School...

[McDreidel09]

This is funny because I just picked my classes today. I do have a science class, but it's only three days a week. That's even with the lab because I opted to have the lab on the same day as one of the lectures. I have math twice a week for two hours. I don't mind that because that gives the instructor more time to get in depth and explain what we are doing more. I'm also taking adolescent psych

14 credits for Fall semester. It was either 14 or 17 and I would not be able to handle 17 and a job. I give kudos to the people who can handle 18 credits,working, and various clubs, while still doing really well.

BTW, I don't have to take Physics. We have a whoooole bunch of other stuff that I could take instead.

[muses_nightmare]

Yeah I don't know how people work and go to school full time. I almost had to, but I'm lucky having student loans and my mom helping (not to mention the fact that my boyfriend is an X-ray tech, so he's making decent money). I'm very thankful for that.

My classes are all 4 hours long, 1 time a week. And a week sounds like a lot of time to finish homework, but it's really not. Especially when you have to actually make packaging and such. There isn't a lot of studying, but homework time outside of class is pretty crazy. Most weeks I do more hours of homework than I used to work while I was working full time. It's crazy. Though I've heard people say that once you're done you'll wonder how you had trouble getting stuff done in the time we're given, and that there will be way more work than we're given. So I suppose it helps. but man oh man do I need to learn how to time manage better so I have free time sometime!

[AdminAssistant]

I decided to take a class this summer and knock out a language requirement - just hope financial aid will cover it and my living expenses. It would be glorious to not have to work.