? Well I have to maintain above a 3.0 to stay in the education program and my employers def. check attendance. But I guess my schedule is easy compared to others. Its just the first time I got a schedule like this. Im going to be a junior in college btw.
College is starting... whats your schedule like?
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Son you're a History Education major. If you can't maintain above a 3.0 just give up on life.
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Finishing up my graduate degree this semester.
Monday- 5:30-8:00 Sports Management
Thursday- 6:30-9:00 Sports Psychology
Work schedule:
Monday- 8:00-3:40
Tuesday- 8:00-3:35
Wednesday-Friday- 8:00-2:20
Monday- 5:30-8:00 Sports Management
Thursday- 6:30-9:00 Sports Psychology
Work schedule:
Monday- 8:00-3:40
Tuesday- 8:00-3:35
Wednesday-Friday- 8:00-2:20
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IMO this is a good schedule because you wake up at a set time every day
For other ppl who are going to have to adjust their sleeping pattern, fml
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Class Monday-Thursday 10am-2pm
Last Term
Last Term
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Tuesday: 12:00p-5:50p (two classes)
Wednesday: 3:00p-9:20p (two classes)
Wednesday: 3:00p-9:20p (two classes)
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I have 15 semester credits. They're all 400 level and all online. I'm working 64 hours a week once I start my second part time job on Wednesday.
Basically
Saturday /Sunday : Homework and study
Mon -Thurs :
(11am - 3am) Work
Friday :
(11am - 4pm ) homework
(6pm - 3am) Work
Basically
Saturday /Sunday : Homework and study
Mon -Thurs :
(11am - 3am) Work
Friday :
(11am - 4pm ) homework
(6pm - 3am) Work
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MWF 10-10:50, 8:30PM-9:50PM (MW) 2 classes
TT 9:30-2 PM (3 classes)
Saturday 1-3:50 (1 class)
Work- 11-5pm MWF
Taking 6 classes, two of those are pre-reqs for grad school
TT 9:30-2 PM (3 classes)
Saturday 1-3:50 (1 class)
Work- 11-5pm MWF
Taking 6 classes, two of those are pre-reqs for grad school
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