05-27-2023, 09:42 PM
(05-27-2023, 09:26 PM)Vle045 Wrote:(05-27-2023, 06:03 PM)wildebeest Wrote: Summer classes are a killer. I'm reading about 300 pages a week, twice what I read carrying nine credits during a normal semester, and writing two papers a week, plus standard discussion stuff. That said, the classes are interesting, so I'm not reading stuff I hate. Anyway, 6 credits in summer feels like a 15 or 18 credit semester, though this might just be the specific classes I'm taking.
ooohh boy! I don't think I could keep up with that. I am currently taking an 8-week class and am used to a 10-week format. I am currently procrastinating finishing a paper that is due tomorrow. This experience has me more committed to my previous decision just to take two classes a year. At the moment, I am not in a rush. But it has to be summer/winter courses. So that means I am going to have about 18 weeks in a row of courses this time since my next 10-week class begins shortly after this. GAH! I need more "flexible" time. And by flexible, I mean no schoolwork is needed during that time.
I get that. I had two days off between spring and summer, just a weekend, and I really, really missed the month or so I had off between fall and spring. I'm only two weeks in and kinda burnt. Fortunately, I only have eight weeks left and can breathe for about three weeks before my final semester begins.
Master of Arts in Political Science: Public Administration & Public Policy, Eastern Illinois University
Bachelor of Arts in History & Political Science, University of Maine at Presque Isle
Bachelor of Arts in History & Political Science, University of Maine at Presque Isle