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[serindrana]

I'm done!

Both my papers for Research Methods were revised and submitted yesterday, and everything else was done by Thursday of last week.

Time to relax. :)


Of course, I'm already thinking about next semester: Four classes, one independent study, one data analysis/write-up for Prof T (long-distance), one job modeling for the art department, one job working for a Bio professor updating her book log and keeping track of attendance, and two Craft Center classes.

Here's what my schedule's looking like:

MWF

8:10-9:00 - Bio - Information in Living Systems (mostly genetics)
9:10-10:00 - Psych - Theories of Personality
10:00-12:00 - Work for Prof E
12:00-1:00 - Lunch
1:10-2:00 - Philosophy - Intro to Logic

TR

12:00-2:30 - Independent Study - Lab work
2:40-4:00 - History - Victorial Culture and Society


And then somewhere in there, working for the art department, 2 hours of glass bead making (for Lenna), and 2 hours of weaving a week. At least.

...

..... why do I do this to myself? XD

Comments

[cmongirl.livejournal.com]

because you're amazing and you can do it :)

[serindrana.livejournal.com]

I just have to keep telling myself that. XD All this and balancing a social life is so hard. I don't understand how other people can included drinking in all of this, honestly.

[epiic.livejournal.com]

Because you can?
Somehow in college, I had a full course load including labs + up to 3 part time jobs, and still squeezed in a social life and time for hobbies. The me of the present only wishes he could be nearly as productive.
But, one time I did end up failing a class voluntarily. I determined the only way I could pull off my course load was to drop a class, but it was too late to drop, so I just stopped doing any work for it. (Fortunately my GPA was sufficient otherwise that I didn't loose my scholarship.)
So, um, I guess the point is: just make sure you know your limits before getting in too over your head.

[serindrana.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm definitely weighing stuff like reading lists. Only one of my courses has more than a textbook, so I'm feeling okay about that, and I write papers fairly quickly. So we'll see. Luckily, you don't HAVE to show up to craft center classes, and you can come in any time to work on your things, so that's malleable, and art department work is basically, "Can you come in? No? That's fine <3" most of the time.