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hazzah...looking at the schedule of classes next semester, i can line up all 4 of my classes on mondays, wednesdays, and fridays....i'll have solid classes from 8:30am till 2:20pm, with an hour lunch break, but then i'll have tuesdays and thursdays completely free. aside from that, i'll have free evenings every day, and free saturdays and sundays. this means i can work more....i don't know if it'll be at wendy's though. i think im going to look for something different...rumor has it that wendy's isn't good at giving raises, and while i make a good wage already, there are definitely better jobs out there. most likely i'll get another job and do both, since i'll never be an opener at wendy's, and so i can work all day on tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays, and sundays. i'm going to be so immensely relieved with the conclusion of this semester. i think it will end a lot of uncertainties for me, and everything will start to look a little more layed out and promising.
i've finally identified my reason for not being able to stay focused when i study for tests. i have never had a problem starting or finishing a project...something that involves a finished product is just....my bag?? ha. having a product of my work gives me satisfaction, and knowing that there will be a product motivates me to get through it. with tests, there is aboslutely no product at all...reading textbooks just involves absorbing information and then recalling it for an exam or an essay. i can't do that. i'm awful at it. i'm good at writing papers though, because a, i love to research, and b, a paper is a finished product. ya know, i really wish this relevation would spark some kind of solution to my problem, but it doesn't, and i don't care. luckily with my major, most of my classes will be working on projects and writing papers and i look forward to that.
i've finally identified my reason for not being able to stay focused when i study for tests. i have never had a problem starting or finishing a project...something that involves a finished product is just....my bag?? ha. having a product of my work gives me satisfaction, and knowing that there will be a product motivates me to get through it. with tests, there is aboslutely no product at all...reading textbooks just involves absorbing information and then recalling it for an exam or an essay. i can't do that. i'm awful at it. i'm good at writing papers though, because a, i love to research, and b, a paper is a finished product. ya know, i really wish this relevation would spark some kind of solution to my problem, but it doesn't, and i don't care. luckily with my major, most of my classes will be working on projects and writing papers and i look forward to that.