Rei Andros wrote:What about the finale?dena wrote:True Detective is next level, loved it.
5, although I hope to take it to 6. I hope to graduate a semester or two early to save some money.vel wrote:near a spot that sells blessed wings for cheap on fridays, that's why I like it. How many classes are you taking?
vel wrote:got my first year schedule, the struggle is real on Tuesday
bye bye CL on Tuesdays
i think my schedule apart from that is perfect, sleeping in every day, evening class on friday, lunch class on wednesday. not as bad as I expected it tbh.
Glen Miller wrote:Friday evening class.
I finish every day before 1.
It totally depends on the type of person you are. If you are a morning person, you will learn better in the morning. If you are a night owl, you might prefer night classes.
Some people like to have classes in the morning to get them out of the way, and to force them to get up. It can become very easy, when you have only afternoon classes, to sleep in, and lose out on a whole bunch of productive time during the day, because you were sleeping in.
Also, a lot of on-campus clubs and activities take place either late in the afternoon or in the evenings. If you are heavily involved in clubs, intramurals, or other activities, than evening classes can quickly get in the way.
Personally, I prefer to have classes in the morning and labs in the afternoon. I hate evening classes, but have a couple of them because there are some required classes for my program that are only offering in the evenings. I also find I don't do well in morning or evening labs (not awake enough in the morning, and too tired at night). Morning classes and afternoon labs works out perfectly for me, when I have the luxury to choose when to take certain classes. Unfortunately, I don't, and so my schedule is all over the place.
To summarize, everyone is different. But morning classes (unless you skip them) typically force you to get up so you don't waste half the day sleeping in.
Keyser Söze wrote:nvm. Looks like you're studying Business, Accounting, Economics, Information Technology Management and Quality management systems. Correct?
You should get a work study job, you get paid to sit at a desk and do your homework (at least when you're not handing out paperclips). We don't live in Murica where you obese Americans sit and get obese, you obese neckbeard
Go easy on the Americans, mf.vel wrote:Why would I want to get paid to sit at a desk and do homework?
Your university must have been huge, 5 minutes is the furthest possible walk to class for me.ResurrectionRooney wrote:Had Mondays and Fridays off in my first year with every class 10 minutes or less from my flat. Brilliant year.
vel wrote:you'd fit in well with the military imo
6 hours in one day will kill you.vel wrote:Going to change my schedule, so that I have:
3 lecture hours on Monday (11 AM end)
6 lecture hours on Tuesday + 1 lab hour (6 PM end)
0 on Wednesday
3 lecture hours on Thursday (3 PM end)
2 lecture hours on Friday (10 AM end)
My current schedule is awful now that I have done some more research. I'm currently at:
3 lecture hours on Monday (4 PM end)
6 lecture hours on Tuesday (6 PM end)
3 lecture hours on Wednesday (3 PM end)
1 lab hour on Thursday (3 PM end)
2 lecture hours on Friday (6 PM end)
Those current end times have me like
3 of those 6 hours are for my poverty class that isn't graded. It's just a pass/fail course which is dependent on attendance alone. And for the prof, just about everyone who has taken the class in the past few years has had nothing but good things to say about him (and how easy the class is): http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=510684Glen Miller wrote:6 hours in one day will kill you.vel wrote:Going to change my schedule, so that I have:
3 lecture hours on Monday (11 AM end)
6 lecture hours on Tuesday + 1 lab hour (6 PM end)
0 on Wednesday
3 lecture hours on Thursday (3 PM end)
2 lecture hours on Friday (10 AM end)
My current schedule is awful now that I have done some more research. I'm currently at:
3 lecture hours on Monday (4 PM end)
6 lecture hours on Tuesday (6 PM end)
3 lecture hours on Wednesday (3 PM end)
1 lab hour on Thursday (3 PM end)
2 lecture hours on Friday (6 PM end)
Those current end times have me like
