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So, I got a job at Subway a few weeks ago. I though, well, since I'm only taking 13 hours, then I can probably work 15-20 hours a week. I mean, I worked that much in high school. I forgot college was a lot harder than high school. Not to mention, 3 of those 13 hours are lab hours, which means I'm actually in class about 17 hours a week, not 13. I'm exhausted. Here's a typical week right now:
Monday: Work from 11-6, class from 6:50-10, home to finish lab reports due the next morning
Tuesday: Lab & class from 7:45-12:20, home to finish homework due that night, class from 5:20-7:40
Wednesday: Somewhat of a day off; work from 11-3, lots and lots of homework and studying
Thursday: Killer; lab and class from 7:45-12:20, home to do prelabs, chem workshop from 3:45-5:15, lecture and lab from 5:20-10, home to pass out
Friday: Volunteer 8-12, home to sleep, work from 5-9
Saturday: Work from 12-8
Sunday: Church, work from 12-8
Sometime in there I actually have to find time to study for all these classes. Also, 15-20 hours of work, ended up turning into regular 22-hour work weeks.
But, if I can keep this up this semester, I won't have to work this much my first semester back in Tally because I'll have saved up a lot of this money. I guess I'd rather be working now than when taking Organic Chem and Bio. Either way, I just needed to vent.
By the way, congrats Stacy on Auburn. :)
Monday: Work from 11-6, class from 6:50-10, home to finish lab reports due the next morning
Tuesday: Lab & class from 7:45-12:20, home to finish homework due that night, class from 5:20-7:40
Wednesday: Somewhat of a day off; work from 11-3, lots and lots of homework and studying
Thursday: Killer; lab and class from 7:45-12:20, home to do prelabs, chem workshop from 3:45-5:15, lecture and lab from 5:20-10, home to pass out
Friday: Volunteer 8-12, home to sleep, work from 5-9
Saturday: Work from 12-8
Sunday: Church, work from 12-8
Sometime in there I actually have to find time to study for all these classes. Also, 15-20 hours of work, ended up turning into regular 22-hour work weeks.
But, if I can keep this up this semester, I won't have to work this much my first semester back in Tally because I'll have saved up a lot of this money. I guess I'd rather be working now than when taking Organic Chem and Bio. Either way, I just needed to vent.
By the way, congrats Stacy on Auburn. :)