All this talk about school and schedules for the past few weeks (and still going on now) while I sit, relax and use the time my mom gave me to figure out what I want to do before I start college next year. Even then, I'll probably still either do online college or partial online college and then popping in for classes then going back home on other days, or something like that. Most likely the former, though, if I can get away with it.
All this talk about school and schedules for the past few weeks (and still going on now) while I sit, relax and use the time my mom gave me to figure out what I want to do before I start college next year. Even then, I'll probably still either do online college or partial online college and then popping in for classes then going back home on other days, or something like that. Most likely the former, though, if I can get away with it.
My god, you grew up so fast. I remember when you were a little redheaded kid and now you're a grown up.
Time flies.
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Originally posted by Thor
I'm a Full-Time college student BUT only have classes on Tues. & Thurs.
I get 5 days off during the week.
This is how I always did it! It was amazing to have so much time off for work and then when I commuted it was a godsend.
I can't deal with classes 5 days a week. Esp. not in college.
There was only one term where it was impossible to schedule it like that due to a daily course. So my schedule then was Monday-Thursday 8 am to 11:50 am. It was the longest term of my life.
There was only one term where it was impossible to schedule it like that due to a daily course. So my schedule then was Monday-Thursday 8 am to 11:50 am. It was the longest term of my life.
I can imagine.
I feel like going to classes like for only 2 or 3 days is one of the perks of being in college.
I know kids who have classes 5 days a week, from like 8 till 3 or 5pm. Tew much!
Even then, I'll probably still either do online college or partial online college and then popping in for classes then going back home on other days, or something like that. Most likely the former, though, if I can get away with it.
